Getting Involved with LCLC
Become a Member
Join more than 35 years of community legal legacy by becoming a member of the Launceston Community Legal Centre Association, and help us guide the impact our organisation has in the community.
Members of LCLC:
- Get an exclusive LCLC pen
- Attend, participate in and vote at general meetings
- Can nominate for a position on the board of LCLC
Prospective members must read the Association Rules, will need to complete the Annual Association Membership form here and pay the annual membership fee of $10, which can be done by clicking on the 'Donate Now' button on our website. Completed membership applications should be emailed to admin@lclc.net.au
JOIN OUR BOARD
We are recruiting for members to sit on our Board of Management. To be eligible for election to the Board of Management, you must have completed an Annual Association Membership form and paid the annual membership fee. You also need to have completed a nomination form, which requires the support of two members. For more information about sitting on the Board of Management click on the 'Join Our Board' button.
Work with us
Sorry, we are fully staffed at the moment, but maybe you'd like to volunteer? See below
Volunteer as a lawyer afterhours
Launceston Community Legal Centre is keen to engage with solicitors from private practice in pursuing our aim:
"To promote social justice by improving access to the legal system".
Become a Legal Literacy Volunteer
Legal Literacy Volunteers started in 2011 when the Launceston Community Legal Centre (LCLC) identified a need for quality, hands-on assistance with form completion to avoid unnecessary legal complications. Working alongside the solicitors from LCLC, the Legal Literacy Volunteer (LLV) Program was created to provide this assistance, and have clear referral pathways to ensure any legal issues identified within these meetings were appropriately dealt with.
Other ways to help
We'll be adding some more details here shortly!
Launceston Community Legal Centre Inc - Funded through the Tasmanian Government Department of Justice
