With the pace of policy change slow and racial discrimination an ongoing issue, UNJUST recognises the urgent need to offer engaging services that disrupt the status quo by informing, empowering, and supporting people.

Focused on holding the police and criminal justice agencies to account, creating equity and fostering social cohesion within society, UNJUST works with various beneficiaries, from children, young people, and caregiving adults (parents and guardians) to professionals within organisations and institutions. Adopting an inclusive working approach means that people who are not directly impacted by policing can access support from UNJUST.

Aiding the public's understanding of policing issues and providing information, tools, and support is integral to achieving UNJUST's aspiration to mobilise different constituents of society.