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Hands Up for Justice #HandsUpForJustice Read more
Women experiencing family and domestic violence report an average of 20 different legal problems, which can greatly impact on their social and physical wellbeing. The Legal Health Check, designed for family and domestic violence situations, is a simple tool for community workers. The tool helps them ask the right questions to identify legal issues and all the legal services the individual might need, to guide the right referral pathway for the client to receive legal help. Read more
Invest in social and affordable housing - Fix the housing system - End homelessness Read more
Support our campaign for access to justice for all West Australians. #LegalHelpMatters Read more
We believe access to justice should be a right for all Western Australians. Community legal centres are important as they help people who cannot afford to access the justice system. Read more
#RaiseTheAge of criminal responsibility from 10 to at least 14. Read more
Join us to raise the rate of JobSeeker for Good Read more
Healthy Families. Smart Justice. Safe Communities. Read more
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With the impact of Covid-19 being felt by so many West Australians, the demand for legal help is growing. This page provides resources and links for frequent Covid-19 related legal problems. Read more
Click here to view our 26 community legal centres across WA. Read more
Better, fairer laws for renters in WA Read more
For more than two years we have been working with a coalition of community groups and Social Reinvestment WA, to urge the State Government to implement law reform to stop people being jailed because they are unable to pay their fines. Read more
Law Access matches applications for pro bono legal assistance from individuals and not for profit organisations to lawyers. Read more
Legal Aid WA provides legal advice and assistance services on many different criminal, family and civil law issues. Read more
Jane* lives in a rural town in Western Australia. Jane and her husband separated, and Jane began court proceedings to allow her to relocate with her son back to South Australia. Assisted by South West Community Legal Centre. Read more
In early 2018, June* approached the Kimberley Community Legal Service for help to reconnect the power at her home, which she said had been disconnected because she could not afford to pay the bill in a lump sum from her aged pension. Assisted by Kimberley Community Legal Service. Read more
Tina* had experienced family violence at the hands of her husband who was convicted for his abuse and went to prison. Following his imprisonment, Tina’s home was repossessed and sold at auction. Assisted by Consumer Credit Legal Service WA. Read more