CLC Volunteers is a joint project of the National Pro Bono Resource Centre (NPBRC) and the National Association of Community Legal Centres (NACLC).

NPBRC is an independent, non-profit organisation committed to supporting and promoting pro bono legal services in Australia.

NACLC is the association of state community legal centre (CLC) organisations in Australia. Member organisations represent around 200 community legal centres nationally.

This project was devised in order to make it easier for members of the public, both lawyers and non-lawyers to find relevant information about how to volunteer at a community legal centre in an appropriate geographic location.

This website, through its Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs),
explains about the benefits of volunteering at a CLC, the attributes and skills that volunteers need and the type of work that volunteers do.

For CLCs based in Victoria, this site links to www.lawvolunteers.org.au, a joint initiative of the Monash Law Students Society and the La Trobe law Students Association that lists all Victorian CLCs and has as its focus identification of opportunities for law students in Melbourne to volunteer their time to community organisations in Victoria. CLC Volunteers thanks the two student societies for their support for this project.

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