Réseau Aide et Justiciables (R.A.J.)

Réseau Aide et Justiciables (R.A.J.) is a non-profit network based in Forest, Belgium working on justice & legal aid, health, addiction +1 more.

The Réseau Aide et Justiciables (R.A.J.) is a network and project of LAmbulatoire-Forest ASBL, based in Forest, Brussels. It is recognised as a health network by the French Community Commission since 2021. The R.A.J. supports professionals who work with people involved in the justice system in French-speaking Belgium, aiming for their inclusion and continuity of reintegration after release from prison. Its activities include documentaries and guides on prison life and training access for detained people, awareness sessions and round tables for professionals across the social, health, justice and training sectors, support for field projects, and intersectoral collaboration. The network operates without formal membership, bringing together partners from the social, health and justice sectors. It is supported by the French Community Commission and the Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles.