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Hunter, Tara

Tara Hunter

Mental Health Social Worker; Director Clinical and Client Services, Full Stop Australia
Tara Hunter works as the Director Clinical & Client Services at Full Stop Australia (formerly Rape and Domestic Violence Services Australia). Tara is an accredited Mental Health Social Worker with additional qualifications in Workplace Training, Assessment and Family Dispute Resolution. Tara has over 20 years’ experience working in the NGO & health sectors, including managing a NSW Health hospital based sexual assault service that provides a 24/7 psychosocial and medical response for people who have experienced a recent sexual assault.
Tara has expertise in leading training, service & clinical responses to gender-based violence with a focus on client centred care & creating service systems that support clients and the workers that deliver their care.

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