Services Juridiques Communautaires de Pointe-Saint-Charles et Petite-Bourgogne
Les Services juridiques communautaires de Pointe St-Charles et Petite Bourgogne inc.
Montréal, Québec, Canada
About
Founded in 1970, Services Juridiques Communautaires de Pointe-Saint-Charles et Petite-Bourgogne is a community organisation based in Montréal, Canada working on justice & legal aid, community development, human rights.
The Services Juridiques Communautaires de Pointe-Saint-Charles et Petite-Bourgogne is a non-profit community legal services organisation founded in 1970 by law students and residents of Pointe-Saint-Charles in Montreal. It provides free legal services, including representation before courts, consultations and document drafting, to eligible residents of Pointe-Saint-Charles, Petite-Bourgogne and Griffintown. It is accredited as a local legal aid centre under the Quebec Legal Aid Act and is governed by a board of community members and community groups. The organisation also runs legal information workshops, publishes guides for immigrants and self-represented litigants, and takes part in local community concertation. Services are offered in French, English and Spanish.
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Les Jeudis de la Justice
Justice & Legal aid
Free legal information workshops open to all, regardless of place of residence, offered by the organisation's legal team.
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Centre communautaire juridique de Montréal
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