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Downtown Legal Services
Downtown Legal Services is both a community legal clinic and a clinical education program, operated by the Faculty of Law at the University of Toronto. Our free services are provided by law students, who work under the close supervision of our expert staff lawyers. Approximately 140 law students work at the clinic every year, enabling us to serve over two thousand people. Our goal is to offer friendly, client-centred services that are designed to provide our clients with practical solutions. At the same time, our clinical education programs allow students to learn in an intellectually lively environment, where they can acquire the professional skills and insight to become successful lawyers.
Kensington-Bellwoods Community Legal Services (KBCLS)
KBCLS provides free services for people who qualify for the service. Our legal clinic work is carried out through:Advice and RepresentationPublic Legal EducationLaw ReformCommunity Development
Workers Health and Safety Legal Clinic
Community legal clinic advice and representation advocacy research and consultation for individuals community education law reform referrals to union organizers outreach, particularly to small workplaces with immigrant workforces funded by Legal Aid Ontario
Justice for Children and Youth
legal representation in many areas of law including education, criminal matters, child welfare, human rights, financial assistance or support and leaving home legal information and assistance to youth, professionals and community groups also to parents in limited circumstances community development and outreach advocacy seminars/workshops accepts collect calls funded by Legal Aid Ontario Street Youth Legal Services (SYLS) - legal advice and outreach to street-involved youth at shelters and youth services Your Way Forward - expanded and enhanced services to survivors of gender-based violence
IAVGO Community Legal Clinic
Community legal clinic legal advice representation through all levels of Workplace Safety and Insurance Board case consultation and training for other agencies public legal education community outreach Funded by Legal Aid Ontario
Aboriginal Legal Services
Community Legal Clinic 416-408-4041, fax 416-408-1568 clients must be Indigenous deals primarily with landlord and tenant issues, Ontario Works and Ontario Disability Support Plan (ODSP), Canada Pension Plan Disability (CPPD), human rights, police complaints, poverty law, Indian Act, criminal law and child protection law may provide representation referrals to lawyers in private practice where appropriate law reform and public legal education activities funded by Legal Aid Ontario Aboriginal Court Worker Program -- support to those appearing in court assistance in finding lawyers referrals available at the Ontario Court of Justice, 10 Armoury St, 9th Floor Community Council Program criminal
Downsview Community Legal Services
Community legal clinic deals primarily with tenant issues, social assistance, Ontario Disability Support Program, pensions, Employment Insurance provides advice in workers rights, immigration and family law emergency advice and referrals in domestic violence matters public legal education law reform referrals affidavits for Toronto Community Housing Corporation, cooperative housing, child care, Ontario Student Assistance Program funded by Legal Aid Ontario Satellite office located at the Unison Health and Community Services at 12 Flemington Road, Toronto, ON M6A 2N4
Community and Legal Aid Services Program
CLASP -- legal services and representation provided by supervised law students areas of law include immigration and refugee, minor criminal offences, record suspension applications, police complaints, academic appeals, Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP) appeals, and tenant issues ID clinic and tax dispute clinic public legal education workshops
PCLS - Housing Rights
Tenants in Parkdale are up against bad landlords, greedy developers, and other threats to the neighbourhood. Often, these challenges result in legal problems that staff at Parkdale Community Legal Services can help with. From disrepair and harassment by landlords to illegal rent increases and threats of eviction, PCLS caseworkers can help tenants to ensure that their rights are respected. Depending on the type and specifics of the case, PCLS caseworkers can gather and asses evidence, write demand letters to landlords, negotiate agreements, or represent tenants at the Landlord Tenant Board. If you are a tenant in Parkdale and you have any of these issues, come in for an intake and speak to a caseworker.
WTCLS - Immigration Law
We help low income people with legal problems arising from immigration. These may include: SponsorshipsHumanitarian & Compassionate application Canadian citizenship and permanent residency
Canadian Italian Family Assistance Association
Assistance with Italian pensions applications legal advice notary public on-site assistance with documents
Human Rights Legal Support Centre
Legal advice and support, including possible representation and application assistance for applicants to the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario