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The National Justice Project is taking action to eliminate systemic prejudice in health care

The National Justice Project are currently acting for the family of Naomi Williams who died within hours of being given two panadol tablets and discharged from Tumut Hospital on New Years Day in 2016. The Feed takes up her story:

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