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Welcome to the National Association of Community Legal Centres
CLCs acting together to make a differenceThe National Association of Community Legal Centres (NACLC) is the association of state community legal centre organisations in Australia. Its members are:
Together, these organisations represent around 200 community legal centres nationally. For more information about NACLC please click here. Community legal centres (CLCs) are independent, non-profit community organisations that provide free legal services to the public. Community legal centres provide referral, advice and assistance to more than 350,000 people each year. These services are provided free of charge. Most centres receive funds from a variety of sources including state and federal governments and philanthropic organisations, but some receive no or very little funding and are staffed entirely by volunteers. For more information about CLCs please click here. Community Compassion JusticeLatest News
National CLCs Conference Call for Papers - 7 March 2010
The theme of the 2010 National Conference is 'Breaking new ground - CLCs advancing Justice'. » more National CLCs Conference 2010 - 25 February 2010 The National Conference will be held from 24-27 October 2010 at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, South Wharf, Melbourne. » more NACLC & NWRN's submission to the Australian Human Rights Commission - 21 February 2010 NACLC and the National Welfare Rights Network prepared a submission to the Australian Human Rights Commission regarding draft guidelines for ensuring income management measures are compliant with the Racial Discrimination Act 1975. » more NACLC's submission on welfare reform - 15 February 2010 NACLC prepared a submission to the Senate Standing Community on Community Affairs regarding the Welfare Reform and Reinstatement of Racial Discrimination Act Bill 2009 and Related Bills. » more NACLC's supplementary submission on welfare reform - 14 February 2010 NACLC recently wrote to the Senate Standing Community on Community Affairs regarding the Welfare Reform and Reinstatement of Racial Discrimination Act Bill 2009 and Related Bills. » more |
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