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Mirrabooka Office

(08) 9440 1663

Joondalup Office

(08) 9301 4413

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The Northern Suburbs Community Legal Centre Inc is a Non Profit Community Legal Service.

Our vision is that disadvantaged and low income earners have access to legal services. We have two offices, one in Mirrabooka and the other at Edith Cowan University, Joondalup Campus.

Booking Appointments

Appointments with our lawyers & advocates are made by booking scheduled appointments. These bookings can be made by telephone or in person. More info...

Community
Education Program

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Providing free educational workshops to community groups and community organisations.

Community
Advocacy

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Our community advocate specialises in providing advocacy and general assistance to members of the non English speaking community.

News &
Information

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Annual Report October 2012
Driving in Western Australia Booklet: 2011

Case Studies
& Videos

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How community legal centres help our community?

Publications &
Factsheets

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See our factsheets and publications on various legal topics and issues.
Driving in Western Australia
driving girl The Northern Suburbs Community Legal Centre Inc. has produced this 42 minute educational video called “Driving in Western Australia” that is specifically designed to help people, particularly those from culturally and ethnically diverse backgrounds and Aboriginal people better understand Western Australia’s driving laws. Click here to View
Human Rights are Aussie Rules Workshop
aussie rules The Human Rights are Aussie Rules Workshop is a FREE 50-60 minute interactive training session aimed at teaching students in years 4 - 7 about human rights through the metaphor of sport and fair play.The workshop encompasses four key themes, the FRED Principles – Freedom, Respect, Equality and Dignity The workshop is presented in four quarters of approximately 8-10 minutes length, with the session designed to teach students about one of the FRED principles through a combination of activities, games theory and thoughtful (and playful) discussion. Click here to View aussie rules