Go to Community Legal Clinics in Peel Region
Justice for Children and Youth
Community legal clinic
Childhood Arrivals Support and Advocacy (CASA) - outreach, legal representation and support for young people up to 25, who arrived in Canada and live in Ontario without immigration status
Your Way Forward - expanded and enhanced services to survivors of gender-based violence
- legal representation in many areas of law including education, criminal matters, child welfare, human rights, financial assistance or support and leaving home
- legal information and assistance to youth, professionals and community groups
- also to parents in limited circumstances
- community development and outreach
- advocacy
- seminars/workshops
- accepts collect calls
- funded by Legal Aid Ontario
Childhood Arrivals Support and Advocacy (CASA) - outreach, legal representation and support for young people up to 25, who arrived in Canada and live in Ontario without immigration status
Your Way Forward - expanded and enhanced services to survivors of gender-based violence
Application
By telephone
Eligibility
Children and youth 17 years and under
- their parents only for special education matters
- must meet financial eligibility guidelines
- clients must sign retainer
- Street Youth Legal Services -- homeless and street involved youth 16-24 years
Languages
Interpretive Services
Physical Access
Wheelchair accessible automatic main entrance ; Dedicated accessible washroom with all features ; Elevator with braille features
Fees
Services -- free
- clients may be required to pay court costs
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