What BC community organizations can help with legal problems?

Many BC organizations offer free legal help. Check the descriptions below to see which one best meets your needs:

• Tenant Resource & Advisory Centre (opens in a new tab) (TRAC): Information and advocacy for renters.
• West Coast LEAF (opens in a new tab): Legal support for gender equality issues.
• PovNet (opens in a new tab): Directory to find advocates across BC. Advocates often deal with issues related to income assistance, housing, employment, family law and more.
• Community Legal Assistance Society (opens in a new tab): Provides free assistance to modest-income British Columbians facing certain types of legal issues, including eviction, human rights complaints, and work-related issues.
• Seniors First BC (opens in a new tab): Free legal services for older adults.
• Indigenous Justice Centres (opens in a new tab): Provide culturally-appropriate information, advice, support and representation for Indigenous people.

See "How can I get free or low cost legal help? (opens in a new tab)" and "How do I find a BC lawyer or legal clinic near me? (opens in a new tab)" to get legal help from other BC service providers. Or, use Ask JES to ask your legal question.