Legal support

If you are homeless and experiencing discrimination, you can do something about it.

Anti-Discrimination Commission Queensland

The commission deals with discrimination complaints and breaches of the Anti-Discrimination Act 1991 in Queensland. Their information brochures explain the complaint process and the types of unfair treatment that the commission deals with.

Find out how to make a complaint.

Contact the commission:

  • Phone—1300 130 670 (free call from anywhere in Queensland)
  • Visit an office in Brisbane, Rockhampton, Townsville or Cairns

Free legal help

Legal Aid Queensland

Free legal help is available to Queenslanders who cannot afford a private lawyer.

Legal Aid can help with legal information, advice and representation for youth and adults in:

  • Civil law (including anti-discrimination)
  • Criminal law
  • Family law
  • Child protection

Find out how it works.

Contact Legal Aid:

Queensland Law Society (QLS)

Eligible people can access a ‘Pro Bono Scheme’ which is free legal help for issues such as discrimination (not family law or criminal matters).

For more information contact the QLS Pro Bono Coordinator:

Homeless Person’s Legal Clinic

The Homeless Person’s Legal Clinic (HPLC) offers free legal advice and help for homeless or those at risk of homelessness

Contact them:

Community legal centres

Community legal centres offer free legal advice for people who cannot afford their own legal representation.

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