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First Nations and Metis Outreach Program
The Law Centre may provide legal advice, assistance, and representation to First Nations and Metis clients who live in the Capital Regional District and who cannot afford a lawyer. The Law Centre can also promote and facilitate access to the Human Rights Clinic program by First Nations individuals through outreach initiatives. The Law Centre will work with First Nations communities and organizations to provide accessible, holistic, legal services to their members.
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- Aboriginal; Abuse & family violence; Alternatives to court; Courts & tribunals; Crimes & offences; Debt; Family law; Housing, tenancy & neighbours; Legal help & lawyers; Pensions, benefits & welfare; Rights & citizenship; Victims of crime; Wills & estates
- type of service
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Legal advice, representation or advocacy; Information or self-help
- location
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The Law Centre
The Law Centre
- address:
- 225 - 850 Burdett Ave., Victoria, BC V8W 0C7 225 - 850 Burdett Ave., Victoria, BC V8W0C7
- phone:
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250-385-1221 (Call for information or to make an appointment)
- language support:
- English
- hours:
- Drop-in hours: Monday to Friday, 9:30 am to 12:00 pm and 1:00 pm to 3:30 pm. Covid-19 Notice: Currently serving clients by telephone only. Please phone 250-385-1221 or email reception@thelawcentre.ca to make an appointment.
- service restriction:
- For First Nations and Metis clients who live in the Capital Regional District and who cannot afford a lawyer
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