Corrective Services NSW runs the state’s correctional centres, supervises offenders in the community, and delivers programs to reduce reoffending, support reintegration and build safer communities.
Theyprovide support services, including free counselling and financial assistance to victims of crime.
The Intellectual Disability Rights Service (IDRS) is a free specialist legal advocacy service for people with intellectual disability in New South Wales.
The Newcastle Law Society is a regional law society which represents almost 600 solicitors, both in the private and public sectors in the Newcastle area. Their objectives are, amongst others, …
The Australian Human Rights Commission is an independent statutory organisation, established by an act of Federal Parliament. We protect and promote human rights in Australia and internationally.
The Tenants’ Union of NSW provides high quality legal advice, assistance, and information to tenants, land lease community residents, Tenant Advocates, and community workers.
Chamber service can provide information, assistance & guidance to members of the public on basic legal problems, local court procedures & applications (appointment required)
Free and independent phone and internet complaint services
Reviews specific administrative decisions of NSW government agencies.
The Welfare Rights Centre is a community legal centre specialising in social security law and its administration by Centrelink.