National Association of Community Legal Centres: About

About

The National Association of Community Legal Centres (NACLC) is the association of state community legal centre organisations in Australia. Member organisations represent around 200 community legal centres nationally.
This site exists for the use of community legal centre workers and volunteers and other interested people. You will find most of the information you need about the association including NACLC and centre contact details (and National Network Contacts), an on-line copy of many of our reports and papers and past national conference resolutions.

About NACLC
NACLC is the peak body for Community Legal Centres in Australia. » more

What is a CLC?
Community, Compassion, Justice » more

Contact NACLC
How to contact the National Association of Community Legal Centres. » more

State Associations
The members of the National Association of Community Legal Centres. » more

NACLC Representatives
NACLC's governing body, Management Committee, meets throughout the year as a group of state and territory representatives and elected national representatives.
The contact details for each of the state and territory representatives are below. » more

National Networks
There are a number of National Networks made up of community legal centres that work in particular areas of expertise. These Networks develop national policy and positions regarding current issues faced by their clients, and participate in public debate on those issues. National Convenors of those are listed below.(Please note that these are contacts for national issues only.) » more