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 Can I get legal aid? (animated video) Can I get legal aid? (animated video)

Do you have questions about grants of legal aid? Watch our new animated video to find out more.

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Centrelink problems - How Legal Aid NSW can help you Centrelink problems - How Legal Aid NSW can help you

Legal Aid NSW can can give you legal advice and information about your Centrelink problem.

COVID-19: Employment COVID-19: Employment

This factsheet answers questions about your employment rights during the COVID-19 pandemic, including vaccination, dismissal and your rights if you or a family member are sick with COVID-19.

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Disability Support Pension - How Legal Aid NSW can help you Disability Support Pension - How Legal Aid NSW can help you

Information on how to claim a disability support pension and how Legal Aid NSW can help you with Centrelink and DSP problems.

Discrimination Toolkit Discrimination Toolkit

The 4th edition of the Discrimination Toolkit is for people who believe they have been discriminated against and want to do something about it. It will also be a useful resource for community workers, advocates and lawyers who want to help clients who are experiencing discrimination. Updated February 2023.

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How can I bring my refugee family here? How can I bring my refugee family here?

This booklet outlines in plain language the steps required to bring family members to Australia through the Australian Government’s Refugee and Humanitarian Program.

Not happy with an NDIS decision? You can challenge it. Not happy with an NDIS decision? You can challenge it.

This brochure outlines the steps you can take to challenge a National Disability Insurance Scheme decision you are not happy with.

Stop. Think. Protect. (P) Stop. Think. Protect. (P)

One of three posters designed for sexual assault services, health services, medical records departments and community organisations to promote awareness of the Sexual Assault Communications Privilege Service and privacy rules restricting the disclosure of sensitive therapeutic records in court proceedings.

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Veterans Advocacy Service - poster 1 (A3) Veterans Advocacy Service - poster 1 (A3)

Have you ever serviced in the military? There are benefits you could be receiving. Legal Aid can help.

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Veterans Advocacy Service - poster 2 (A3) Veterans Advocacy Service - poster 2 (A3)

Have you ever served in the military? There are benefits you could be receiving. Legal Aid NSW can help.

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Veterans Advocacy Service - poster 3 (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander veterans) Veterans Advocacy Service - poster 3 (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander veterans)

This A3 poster for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people outlines how the Veterans Advocacy Service can help.

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Veterans Advocacy Service factsheet Veterans Advocacy Service factsheet

This factsheet outlines how Legal Aid NSW can help veterans and their dependants with advice, assistance and representation.

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Veterans Advocacy Service wallet card Veterans Advocacy Service wallet card

Have you serviced in the military? There are benefits you could be receiving. Legal Aid NSW can help.

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Working with Children Checks—Not happy with a decision? Working with Children Checks—Not happy with a decision?

This online factsheet explains what to do if you received a letter rejecting your a Working with Children's Check (WWCC) application.

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