The Red Cedar Advocacy Centre is a community-based, not-for-profit legal clinic advancing individual client matters as well as strategic initiatives for human rights, equality and ecological stewardship, including Indigenous rights.
Our Mission
The Red Cedar Advocacy Centre aims to reduce barriers to justice by offering legal services on a free or pay-what-you-can basis to low-income community members, Indigenous peoples, people of colour and other people from equity-seeking groups. The Centre also works to address systemic issues while building togetherness in the community and neighbourhood resilience, through community-based programs.
NEWS
Community-led e-newsletter built by and for our grassroots team of volunteers and community member contributions.
GET LEGAL HELP
Not sure where to go? Our team is here to support you, please reach out to us.
VOLUNTEER
Whether short-term help or a long-term commitment, as a grassroots initiative, Red Cedar welcomes your involvement.
DONATIONS
Donations are used to maintain programming, cover legal fees and disbursements, and build a longer-term legal fund.
It allows Red Cedar Advocacy Centre to have a resilient base to build from, and to take on larger legal challenges.
PROGRAMS & SERVICES
Neighbours helping Neighbours; Renter’s Rights Workshops; Worker, Human and Indigenous Rights; Environmental Stewardship; Housing/ RTA
An array of resources
- Self-guided direct links to resources for various legal support needs.
- Renter Support Resources
- Personal Injury Support Resources
- General Resources
E-NEWSLETTER
- Community Led
- Community Stories
We acknowledge that the Red Cedar Advocacy Centre is based in the territory of the Lekwungen and W̱SÁNEĆ Coast Salish Peoples.
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