State of the Sector 2023-24 report
More than legal services:
Preventing crises, strengthening communities
State of the Sector is a periodic survey conducted by Community Legal Centres Australia to collect data from across the community legal sector about the successes and challenges faced by community legal centres, Family Violence Prevention Legal Services and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Legal Services (‘centres’) and the changing landscape within which they operate.
Survey responses covering the 2023-24 year were collected from 134 centres between 24 July and 18 September 2024.
The report on the survey, More than legal services: Preventing crises, strengthening communities, was published on 28 November 2024 at a launch at Parliament House Canberra featuring Commonwealth Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus KC MP, Community Legal Centres Australia Chairperson Arlia Fleming, and lived experience advocate Samantha Schulte.
Survey report
More than legal services: Preventing crises, strengthening communities is the report on the 2023–24 State of the Sector survey, published in November 2024.
Survey report snapshot
Survey report snapshot: More than legal services provides a two-page overview of the findings of the full survey report, highlighting the major themes that emerged.
Survey questionnaire
The State of the Sector survey 2023-24 presented respondents with an extensive list of questions about the organisation of their centre, the people they helped, the types of services they provided, the level of demand for services and the challenges of running a centre.
State of the Sector 2022–23 survey report: A sector in crisis
A sector in crisis is the report on the 2022–23 State of the Sector survey, published in March 2024.
Survey report snapshot: A sector in crisis provides a two-page overview of the findings of the full survey report, highlighting the major themes that emerged.
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