What are community legal centres?

 

 

Community legal centres (CLCs) are independent non-government organisations that provide free legal services to people and communities, at time when that help is needed most - particularly to people facing economic hardship and discrimination.

Community legal centres provide a safety net to prevent people's legal problems from escalating. Without early legal advice, families can break down and health problems can escalate; people can be unnecessarily evicted and can lose their jobs.

There are almost 40 community legal centres in NSW. Below is a list, as well as links to their websites.

For a great overview of the work of community legal centres across NSW, click here.

 

Specialist community legal centres

 

Generalist community legal centres

 

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Need free legal help?

Community legal centres help thousands of people every single day with a whole range of issues - housing, fines, family matters, domestic and family violence, and more.

Call Law Access on 1300 888 529 or consult our online directory to find out who to speak to.