Upcoming CLCNSW training and events

 

Mark your calendar for CLCNSW’s upcoming training and events. We have a dynamic program of training sessions, events and professional development opportunities designed to connect and strengthen our sector.

Upcoming training and events

 

May 2026 Quarterly Network Meetings

Our networks for community legal centre workers in NSW will meet from 11 to 21 May 2026.

See the May 2026 network meeting schedule here.

 

Sector Session: Deep Dive into Law Access Referral Data

For June's Sector Session, we will be joined by Amanda Templeman from Law Access for a presentation of last year's referral data.

Amanda will cover key insights from the data, including:

  • top legal areas
  • geographic hot spots
  • distribution of referrals

This session will provide an opportunity to gain a better understanding of the breadth and nature of legal need in our state and how Law Access approaches its referrals.

When: Tue, 2 Jun 2026, 12pm - 1pm

Where: Online via Microsoft Teams Webinar

Registration: Register for this Sector Session here.

 

NRW panel event: Locally Informed Self-Determination and RAP Development

Join Community Legal Centres NSW during National Reconciliation Week 2026 for a panel event and discussion about strengthening Reconciliation Action Plans through locally informed self-determination.

Hear from the Barang Regional Alliance and sector leaders about community-led approaches to reconciliation, developing meaningful RAPs, and growing strong partnerships with Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisations.

When: Wed, 3 Jun 2026, 11am - 12.30pm

Location: Online via Microsoft Teams Webinar

Registration: Register for our NRW event here.

 

Victims Services Community Training Workshops

The Victims Services Community Worker Training Program equips social workers, health workers and support workers with the knowledge and resources to complete victims' financial support forms accurately and to provide appropriate supporting evidence to community legal centres making applications.

The training provides guidance for making eligible applications and understanding the nuances of the application process, plus tips for avoiding common mistakes. It aims to ensure that more victim-survivors receive the financial support they are entitled to under the Victims Rights and Support Act.

When: Multiple dates

Where: Across NSW

Registration: See all dates in the program and register here.

Get involved: If your community legal centre would like to host a workshop in partnership with CLCNSW, please fill in this form.

 

For more training and events updates:

We share all training via our fortnightly newsletter Off the Record, which community legal centre workers can sign up for here.

Or check out our YouTube playlist of our past recorded training.

 

What training would you like to see next?

Got ideas for training, skills development or legal education sessions? Let us know what you’d like CLCNSW to offer the NSW community legal sector next.

Share your ideas here!

 

Quarterly network meetings

We also have 21 sector networks that cover a range of topics and meet quarterly in February, May, September and November each year. Join a network to share knowledge and experiences, provide peer support in complex areas, hear from guest presenters, coordinate advocacy, and develop joint strategies for improving clients' experiences of the justice system. Find the network meeting schedule here.

 

Contact us

For further information about our training and events, please contact us at clcnsw@clcnsw.org.au.