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Sussex Street Community Law Service Inc is a 'non profit' non government community based organisation that provides access to accountable, non judgmental and effective legal services to low income people in the community. 為所有西澳大利亞人提供法律諮詢和殘疾宣傳 建議和倡導 ABOUT US WHAT WE DO VISION & DIRECTION MANAGEMENT 歡迎來到蘇塞克斯街社區法律服務 此語言尚未有已發佈之文章 文章發佈後將於此處顯示。 To find out more about how we can assist you, click the button below to see the different ways you can contact us. Contact Us Close

為所有西澳大利亞人提供法律諮詢和殘疾宣傳 Legal advice, information and referral services 建議和倡導 歡迎來到蘇塞克斯街社區法律服務 Family Law For legal problems involving children and limited property settlement. Civil Law For legal problems affecting you as a private individual. Minor Criminal Law Advice on traffic offences, minor (summary) criminal charges and pleas in mitigation Disability Discrimination Information ,advice, negotiation and limited representation for you, if you believe you've been discriminated against due to your disability Welfare Rights Assisting people, who are having problems with Human Services matters Night Legal Service Civil and Family Law legal advice on Monday and Thursday evenings Duty Lawyer Service Assistance at the Perth Magistrate Court RESTORE | Respondent Restraining Order Services Initial advice when responding to FVROs and VRO's. 'Shuttle' Conferencing Service Advice and Representation at Conference for Respondents resolving Family Violence Restraining Orders (FVROs) To find out more about how we can help you, click the button below to contact us. Contact us Close

為所有西澳大利亞人提供法律諮詢和殘疾宣傳 Our restraining order service for respondents 建議和倡導 歡迎來到蘇塞克斯街社區法律服務 歡迎來到 SSCLS。很高興向您介紹我們的非營利非政府社區組織，自 1978 年以來，該組織為社區中的低收入人群提供負責任、非判斷性和有效的法律和社會服務。 我們很高興和興奮您加入我們，我們相信您會喜歡我們所做的寶貴工作以及您將在蘇塞克斯街獲得的體驗。 Speak with us Victoria Park - Head Office Address: 29 Sussex Street East Victoria Park WA 6101 Services: Family law Civil law Minor criminal law Welfare rights Disability discrimination Tenant advocacy Individual disability advocacy Financial counselling Night legal service Mid-West Address: 114 Sandford Street Geraldton WA 6530 Services: Individual disability advocacy NDIS appeals Disability Royal Commission advocacy Great Southern Address: 4/15 Peels Place (next to Centrelink) Albany WA 6330 Delivered in partnership with Albany Community Legal Centre Services: Individual disability advocacy NDIS appeals Disability Royal Commission advocacy Perth Address: Phone Service Only Service: Advice for respondents to restraining orders Belmont Address: 213 Wright Street Cloverdale WA 6105 Services: Minor criminal law Family law Civil law Individual Disability Advocacy service NDIS appeals Other wrap-around services that might assist you. Duty Lawyer 'Shuttle' Conferencing Service Family Law Case studies and news from our RESTORE service: 此語言尚未有已發佈之文章 文章發佈後將於此處顯示。 To find out more about how we can support you, click the button below to go to our contact us page. Contact us This service is funded by The Law Society of Western Australia Public Purposes Trust.

We have four great ways to get involved. You can become a volunteer, join our Board of Management, become a member or donate to Sussex Street Community Law Service (SSCLS) 為所有西澳大利亞人提供法律諮詢和殘疾宣傳 建議和倡導 Volunteer By volunteering at SSCLS, you can offer your skills and services to the community. Help West Australians access legal and social services in their time of need by becomeing a volunteer. Volunteer with us Join our Board Our Board is made of members of the organisation. These are members, who volunteer their time to ensure that we maintain the highest standards of governance and compliance. Join our board Donate We rely on the continued support of the community to ensure we are able to provide valuable legal and non-legal services. One great way to do this is by tax deductible donations. Donate Become a Member We are a members' based community organisation. Community membership ensures that we stay relevant and aligned with the needs of the community that we serve. Become a member 歡迎來到蘇塞克斯街社區法律服務 歡迎來到蘇塞克斯街社區法律服務 此語言尚未有已發佈之文章 文章發佈後將於此處顯示。 Find out more about our vision, mission, objectives and values. What drives us 歡迎來到蘇塞克斯街社區法律服務 Victoria Park - Head Office Address: 29 Sussex Street East Victoria Park WA 6101 Services: Family law Civil law Minor criminal law Welfare rights Disability discrimination Tenant advocacy Individual disability advocacy Financial counselling Night legal service Mid-West Address: 114 Sandford Street Geraldton WA 6530 Services: Individual disability advocacy NDIS appeals Disability Royal Commission advocacy Great Southern Address: 4/15 Peels Place (next to Centrelink) Albany WA 6330 Delivered in partnership with Albany Community Legal Centre Services: Individual disability advocacy NDIS appeals Disability Royal Commission advocacy Perth Address: Phone Service Only Service: Advice for respondents to restraining orders Belmont Address: 213 Wright Street Cloverdale WA 6105 Services: Minor criminal law Family law Civil law Individual Disability Advocacy service NDIS appeals Close

We Are Updating Our Website Website Coming Soon SOON Who Are We Who We Are Sussex Street Community Law Service Inc is a not-for-profit non-government community-based organisation. We provide access to accountable, non-judgmental and effective legal services to low income people in the community. Ways to Contact Us Monday to Friday, 9:30 am to 4:30 pm AWST Phone us (08) 6253 9500 1300 648 655 Free call 133 677 TTY Email us sscls@sscls.asn.au Our website www.sscls.asn.au

This project aims to improve the capacity of all members of the WA Community to advocate for the rights of people with disability. 為所有西澳大利亞人提供法律諮詢和殘疾宣傳 Connecting people with disability to legal assistance 建議和倡導 歡迎來到蘇塞克斯街社區法律服務 歡迎來到 SSCLS。很高興向您介紹我們的非營利非政府社區組織，自 1978 年以來，該組織為社區中的低收入人群提供負責任、非判斷性和有效的法律和社會服務。 我們很高興和興奮您加入我們，我們相信您會喜歡我們所做的寶貴工作以及您將在蘇塞克斯街獲得的體驗。 Speak with us Disability Legal Priority Phone Line If you are a person with disability and you need legal assistance, our priority line has been set up to support you. (08) 6383 7880 9.30am to 4.30pm, Monday to Friday Location Where to find us We are located in offices in the Perth metro area as well as regional Western Australia. About the Project The project focus is on the development of formal referral pathways between disability service providers and WA community legal centres (CLCs). Early identification of (potential) legal issues and need for legal support allows a timely referrals for people with disability, First Nations People and young people at risk. We recognise the need for ongoing consultation with people with disability. Improving access to legal assistance for young people and First Nations Australians will ensure better outcomes. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders Western Australia currently imprisons Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People at a higher rate than any other Australian State. Furthermore, First Nations People are disproportionately over-represented in our prison system. The Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disability reports that: - 3% of the population are First Nations people. - 28% of prisoners were First Nations people. - At least 26% of First Nations people coming into prison reported having a disability. Our commitment to law reform and promoting social justice means that we must address these matters. We do this by supporting collaborative and formal referral pathways to specialist legal support for First Nations People. Youth at Risk 63% of children in detention were unsentenced whilst waiting for the outcome of their court matter or sentencing. Unfortunately, in Western Australia, the adult imprisonment rate was 29 persons per 10,000 adult population. 23 children (aged 10-17) per 10,000 are under supervision. 685 young people aged 10 and over were under youth justice supervision. 23 per 10,000 young people aged 10–17 were under supervision. 20 x young indigenous people were 20 times as likely as non-Indigenous young people to be under supervision. 59% of children under supervision aged 10–17 were Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander. Compounding factors such as youth, indigenous status and disability need very tailored and dedicated whole-of-community responses in order to safeguard legal rights. We'd love to hear from you. We are interested in hearing from people with disability, who have experience with the legal system and need(ed) legal assistance. We are also interested in hearing from people, who work with people with disability. We would like to hear about your experiences of trying to assist a person with disability to find legal assistance. - I am a person with disability and I would like to offer my feedback about living with disability and getting legal help. - I work with people with disability and I would like to offer my feedback about trying to get legal help for people with disability. - I would like to offer my feedback about the Legal Health Check Tool. News and Events 此語言尚未有已發佈之文章 文章發佈後將於此處顯示。 To find out more about how we can support you, click the button below to go to our contact us page. Contact us This service is funded by the Department of Communities.

為所有西澳大利亞人提供法律諮詢和殘疾宣傳 建議和倡導 歡迎來到 SSCLS。很高興向您介紹我們的非營利非政府社區組織，自 1978 年以來，該組織為社區中的低收入人群提供負責任、非判斷性和有效的法律和社會服務。 我們很高興和興奮您加入我們，我們相信您會喜歡我們所做的寶貴工作以及您將在蘇塞克斯街獲得的體驗。

為所有西澳大利亞人提供法律諮詢和殘疾宣傳 Good or bad, we want to hear from you so we can continuously improve. 建議和倡導 歡迎來到蘇塞克斯街社區法律服務 - Service Feedback How was the service? If you have received a service from us, let us know about your experience. - Complaints Have we done something wrong? All complaints are passed on to our General Manager. - Website Feedback How is our website working for you? Our website should be easy to use and accessible to all. We are always striving to improve the accessibility of information. - Community Issues Have you witnessed a legal issue in your community that you would like to bring to our attention? We can't advocate or push for reform on all matters. However, if you witness something that requires action, we may be able to do something to change it. To find out more about how we can help you, click the button below to contact us. Contact us Close

為所有西澳大利亞人提供法律諮詢和殘疾宣傳 Supporting people with internal and external NDIS appeals 建議和倡導 歡迎來到蘇塞克斯街社區法律服務 歡迎來到 SSCLS。很高興向您介紹我們的非營利非政府社區組織，自 1978 年以來，該組織為社區中的低收入人群提供負責任、非判斷性和有效的法律和社會服務。 我們很高興和興奮您加入我們，我們相信您會喜歡我們所做的寶貴工作以及您將在蘇塞克斯街獲得的體驗。 Speak with us Victoria Park - Head Office Address: 29 Sussex Street East Victoria Park WA 6101 Services: Family law Civil law Minor criminal law Welfare rights Disability discrimination Tenant advocacy Individual disability advocacy Financial counselling Night legal service Mid-West Address: 114 Sandford Street Geraldton WA 6530 Services: Individual disability advocacy NDIS appeals Disability Royal Commission advocacy Great Southern Address: 4/15 Peels Place (next to Centrelink) Albany WA 6330 Delivered in partnership with Albany Community Legal Centre Services: Individual disability advocacy NDIS appeals Disability Royal Commission advocacy Perth Address: Phone Service Only Service: Advice for respondents to restraining orders Belmont Address: 213 Wright Street Cloverdale WA 6105 Services: Minor criminal law Family law Civil law Individual Disability Advocacy service NDIS appeals Other services that might assist you: Individual Disability Advocacy Service (IDAS) Financial Counselling and Wellbeing Welfare Rights Case studies from our NDIS appeals service: 此語言尚未有已發佈之文章 文章發佈後將於此處顯示。 To find out more about how we can support you, click the button below to go to our contact us page. Contact us This service is funded by the Department of Social Services.

Privacy Policy YOUR PRIVACY At Sussex Street Community Law Service, we are committed to protecting your privacy as an online visitor to our website. We use the information we collect about you to maximise the provide services. We respect the privacy and confidentiality of the information provided by you. This Privacy statement conforms to the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and the Australian Privacy Principles, which govern the collection, use and storage of personal information of all people, who are involved with or otherwise interact with Sussex Street Community Law Service. Please read our privacy policy below carefully. You can advise us of the change of your details at any time by email. All customer data collected is secured against unauthorised use or access. STORAGE AND SECURITY OF YOUR INFORMATION We receive and store information you enter on our website or give us in any other way. You may provide basic contact information such as your name, phone number, address, and email address to enable us to send information. We may collect additional information at other times, including but not limited to, when you provide feedback, change your content or email preferences, respond to a survey or communicate with our employees. We may use personal information collected from you for the purpose of providing you with information, updates regarding our website and information in the form of a newsletter. This will only apply if you have registered or subscribed to such publications by registering your details with us. However, if you wish to cease receiving any such information, you may let us know either by email or unsubscribing at any time and your request will be actioned immediately. Individual profile and company details are not used for any other purpose. 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為所有西澳大利亞人提供法律諮詢和殘疾宣傳 We advocate for systemic changes to our legal justice system to make it fairer for all. 建議和倡導 歡迎來到蘇塞克斯街社區法律服務 歡迎來到 SSCLS。很高興向您介紹我們的非營利非政府社區組織，自 1978 年以來，該組織為社區中的低收入人群提供負責任、非判斷性和有效的法律和社會服務。 我們很高興和興奮您加入我們，我們相信您會喜歡我們所做的寶貴工作以及您將在蘇塞克斯街獲得的體驗。 Speak with us

Terms and Conditions Sussex Street Community Law Service Inc is a not-for-profit non-government community-based organisation that provides access to accountable, non-judgmental and effective legal services to low income people in the community. Information should not be taken as legal advice. The purpose of our website and social media platforms is to provide community education, promote awareness, discussion, participation and sharing of information that aligns with our purpose, vision and values . Information on our website and social media platforms should not be taken for legal advice, however we may be able to assist you within the areas of law that we specialise in. To discuss this further and make an appointment with the most appropriate person, contact us via the details on our website https://www.sscls.org/contact-us . Respectful behaviour Sussex Street Community Law Service encourages your discussion and opinion, however we ask that you keep the discussion respectful. Any form of bullying, trolling or abusive posts or messages will be deleted. If a user engages in this behaviour more than once, Sussex Street Community Law Service reserves the right to block the user. Any content that is determined to be spam will be deleted. If a user posts spam more than once, that user will be blocked. Please be aware we are not responsible for the content of external websites. You should take caution when opening links that are shared or posted. Our right to remove public comments or information As this website and our social media accounts are open to members of the public. Please be aware that if you choose to post or share information, it can be viewed and accessed by other users. For this reason, we do not encourage posts, which contain personal or sensitive information. If that the content posted by a user is deemed to contain personal or sensitive information, which may cause a risk or harm, we reserve the right to remove the post. Promotion of businesses, services or products are not permitted on this website and any of our social media accounts. If you would like Sussex Street Community Law Service to consider a business, service or product relevant to our work, please contact us. Otherwise, business-related posts will be deleted. If a user posts business-related content more than once, the user will be blocked. Collecting, recording, holding and using information When interacting with us, we may need to record information, which you have supplied to us. In order to provide the best service possible, we use a range of technologies to assist us. These technologies include software applications with servers located both in Australia and overseas. We are dedicated to ensuring your privacy and general security is never compromised. We do this by working toward best practice in information security management. When using our services either face to face or digitally, you agree to us storing your information where appropriate on our servers both in Australia and oversees. This enables us to provide the best possible service to you. Where reasonable and required by law, we are committed to: De-identify personal information Restrict access to authorised personnel Apply engineering controls to protect your personal information Only use your data for the intended reasons it was given to us for Make our privacy statement and policies and any updates to these available for people to review Only rely on indirect consent where direct consent would not have been reasonable or would have had a negative effect on our service to you For more information on how we ensure your privacy, see our Privacy Policy .