Youth Legal Service What do we do? We give FREE legal advice for young people aged 12 – 25 years. In some cases, we can represent young people as well. Our Youth Solicitor usually gives the advice. What areas of law can we give legal advice to you about? Traffic offences and minor criminal matters Discrimination law Employment law Domestic Violence and Apprehended Violence Orders Social Security matters Credit and Debt matters Victims’ Compensation Family law How do you contact us? Phone: (02) 4628 2042 TTY: (02) 4620 0348 Interpreter: 131 450 When can you get legal advice from us? Phone us on Tuesday evenings between 6:00pm - 8:00pm Phone us on Thursday afternoons between 2.30pm - 5:00pm Phone us during business hours to make a face-to-face appointment (these appointments are usually on Tuesday evenings or Thursday afternoons). Phone us (or Traxside Youth Health Service on 4625 2525) to make an afternoon appointment at Traxside on the second Tuesday of each month. If English is not your first language, phone us to make an appointment at Macarthur Diversity Services for every second Wednesday morning.  What other assistance do we provide? Children’s Court Assistance Scheme (CCAS) every Monday at Campbelltown Children’s Court Workers provide support for young people at court in their criminal or Apprehended Violence Order matter. Young people are assisted with speaking to a free Legal Aid Solicitor and other court staff and youth workers. Workers provide information and referral to young people at court regarding any needs the young people may have.  For example, young people may need assistance with their accommodation, Centrelink payments, or counselling. For women aged 18 years or older we can refer you to our legal centre’s Macarthur Women’s Domestic Violence Court Assistance Scheme.  Please click on their link above left. If you require advice about the home you are renting please click on the link above left for the Tenants Advice & Advocacy Service - South West Sydney. Community Legal Education. Phone us to book a speaker to present at your school, youth centre or other community organisation to discuss a legal issue that is of interest to your community.