Legal Education

Free legal education for your community

Community Legal Education

We run free sessions that help people recognise legal issues early, understand their rights and know where to go for help before things get worse.

What we cover

We tailor every session to the group in front of us, but the topics we’re asked for most are:

  • Family violence and safety
  • Separation, parenting and family law
  • Renting and tenancy rights
  • Fines and infringements
  • Wills, powers of attorney and elder rights
  • Legal issues for new arrivals and CALD communities
  • Youth law issues

 

Don’t see your topic? Ask us anyway. If we can’t help directly, we’ll point you to someone who can.

For community groups and organisations

If you run a group, service or program and think your community would benefit from a session, we’d like to hear from you.

Sessions are free, run in plain language, and shaped around the real questions your group is facing.

What we need from you:

 

If we can’t make a session work, we’ll do our best to find you an alternative or a referral.

For community workers

If your job puts you in regular contact with people facing legal issues including caseworkers, support workers, financial counsellors, family violence practitioners, and more, we run sessions built for you: what to spot, what to ask, and when to refer.

We’ve also put together free resources you can use anytime, no session required:

  • Family Violence Worker Legal Systems Resource for workers supporting people through family violence and family law matters
  • Fine or Not for teachers and youth workers educating young people on their rights and responsibilities on public transport
  • Guide to Safety tool for community workers supporting clients on temporary visas experiencing family violence to safely leave the relationship and get migration assistance.

Contact us now to request your CLE session

We run free sessions that help people recognise legal issues early, understand their rights and know where to go for help before things get worse.

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