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the Community
Legal Centres NSW
Community Legal Centres NSW Inc. (CLCNSW) is the peak body for CLCs in NSW. CLCNSW has 39 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]
Looking for Legal Advice?
Enter your postcode and click the search button to locate your nearest generalist commuity legal centre, or read more about finding specialist and generalist community legal centres.
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 2010)...[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]
News
The Arts Law Centre of Australia and the Music Council of Australia present a seminar on the 'Kookaburra Case' and what the decision means for musicians and the arts community. Date: 18 March 2010.
State Conference 2010 - February 2010New NLAF project manager appointed - February 2010
CLCNSW expresses concern about Medicare-style legal reforms - July 2009
Looking to Volunteer?
If you are interested in volunteering for a community legal centre, click on this link
CLC Employment
If you are interested in employment opportunities, click on this link