In this eye-opening episode of Daily Chaos, we dive deep into the complex and often disturbing realities of the justice system, with special guest Jacob Little, an advocate for reform and a voice for those impacted by institutional child abuse. Jacob sheds light on the systemic failures within our legal and child welfare systems, sharing his personal insights, stories of survival, and the urgent need for reform.

Join us as we explore the darker side of the justice system, discussing the challenges faced by children within institutions, the lasting trauma of abuse, and the critical steps necessary to create real change. With Jacob’s expertise and passion for justice, this conversation will leave you questioning the very systems that are supposed to protect our most vulnerable.

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This episode shines a light on About Time for Justice, a grassroots organization committed to supporting survivors of institutional child abuse in their pursuit of justice and healing. Formed after a royal commission into institutional abuse, the group aids survivors as they confront a justice system that has repeatedly let them down. Despite over 2,500 cases being submitted to authorities, many were ignored. In this episode, Jacob Little shares haunting childhood memories of fear and vulnerability while locked in Southport watch house, too scared to even shower.

Through raw and candid storytelling, this episode delves into the harsh realities of institutional abuse, the ongoing struggle for justice, and the vital role of community in the healing process.

Jacob Little is a survivor of institutional abuse. He has also spent time behind bars. Jacob and his father Todd Little started About Time for Justice to support and advocate for survivors. Jacob has travelled extensively to talk to survivors about the help available for them to start their journey towards healing. In this episode of Survivor Stories, Jacob talks about travelling to Yeppoon, attending a university law ball and visiting Rockhampton.

Check out About Time for Justice’s new website www.abouttimeforjustice.com and follow us on social media [email protected] https://www.instagram.com/abouttimeforjustice/ https://www.youtube.com/@abouttimeforjustice3861 If you would like to get in touch email [email protected]

This week we bring you episode 2 of our second season. It’s short and sweet, but I explain my travels through Gladstone and some of the special people I met along the way (see an amazing piece of artwork by a young fella I met with on our social media). I also chat briefly about connecting with clients who have been abused in a foster care setting, and what that can entail.

Stay tuned for our next ep!

This week we bring in the first episode to launch our 'Season 2'. 

I talk about the first week of being on the road. This is an important part of my role at About Time for Justice, meeting with people and communities to share my story, in hopes to help other survivors come forward and share theirs. 

I explain my travels through Harvey Bay, Maryborough and Bundaberg. 

Stay tuned for more frequent episodes, we can't wait to share more of Season 2 with you all.