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Legal Centres NSW

Community Legal Centres NSW Inc. (CLCNSW) is the peak body for CLCs in NSW. CLCNSW has 40 member organisations including generalist and specialist CLCs...[More]

What CLCs do

Community Legal Centres (CLCs) are independent community organisations providing equitable and accessible legal services. NSW CLCs work for the public interest, particularly for disadvantaged and marginalised people and communities...[More]

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Our Programs

Aboriginal Legal Access Program

CLCNSW receives funding from the Public Purpose Fund to run the CLCNSW Aboriginal Legal Access Program (ALAP) (currently funded until 30 June 2011)...[More]

Learning and Development Programs

The Public Purpose Fund has funded the CLCNSW Learning and Development Program up to June 2011...[More]

Advocacy and Human Rights Program

CLCs advocate for reform to unjust laws, policies, and practices. CLCs also advocate for a fairer legal system for disadvantaged people in NSW...[More]

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News

More flexible reporting options for victims of sexual assault - January 2012

NSW Police Force have launched the Sexual Assault Reporting Option, for victims of adult sexual assault

Take action for Fair Calls for All - November 2011

New report highlights need for community law salary increases - September 2011

New Community Legal Centre for Tweed Shire - May 2009

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CLC Employment

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