The Know Your Rights Series 2 is presented by Newcastle Libraries REAL, the Hunter Community Legal Centre and Community Disability Alliance Hunter. These podcasts aim to support people with disabilities and the broader community. Australian and New South Wales law is discussed.

Know your rights: Neighbourhood disputes and AVOs.

Learn more about neighbourhood disputes and  where you can get help.

Join in an enlightening conversation with Alexandra Craig,  Solicitor at Ability Rights Centre (ARC), Dale Robinson: Co-educator at ARC, Nadine Farell, Team Leader at Justice Advocacy Centre (JAS) and  host Duhita Lewis, Community Legal Education Co-ordinator, Hunter Community Legal Centre,  to learn more.

This is a Newcastle Libraries REAL production.

Disclaimer:        

The information provided in this session is for information purposes only. It must not be relied on as legal advice. You should seek individual legal advice about your own particular circumstances. 

Links:

• The Hunter Community Legal Centre (HCLC) is a not-for-profit organisation that provides free legal assistance to people who live, work or study in the Newcastle and Hunter community https://www.hunterclc.com.au/
• Ability Rights Centre (ARC) is a Community Legal Centre that provides  legal and advocacy services to people with cognitive impairment throughout NSW. ARC is a service of IDRS. www.abilityrights.org.au
• The Justice Advocacy Service (JAS) supports young people and adults with cognitive impairment in contact with the NSW criminal justice system including as victims, witnesses and suspects/defendants to exercise their rights and fully participate in the process. JAS is a service of IDRS. www.justiceadvocacy.org.au
• Community Disability Alliance Hunter – CDAH- is the local Disabled People’s organisation in the Hunter. We are run for an by people with disability http://www.cdah.org.au/about