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Links

	FCLC www.communitylaw.org.au This site provides practical legal information, links to other online legal resources, and information on the services offered by Victoria's 46 community legal centres (CLCs).
	Lawstuff: www.lawstuff.org.au The website with a whole bunch of stuff about legal rights for people under 18.
	Frontyard Youth Services: www.frontyard.org Frontyard is a one-stop shop of FREE Services for young people aged between 12-25 (up until 25 birthday). Frontyard helps young people who are homeless or in need of support. It is now the biggest service centre of its type in Melbourne's central business district, containing eight co-located services within the one building.

	Children's Court www.childrenscourt.vic.gov.au This site is home to the The Children's Court of Victoria which was established by the Children and Young Persons Act 1989 (Victoria) as a specialist court with two divisions to deal with matters relating to children and young people.
	Infoxchange www.infoxchange.net.au This site has lots of information and new ideas regarding the use of technology in achieving social justice.
	Job Watch: www.job-watch.org.au Jobwatch is a statewide community legal centre in inner Melbourne that focuses on legal issues for workers in Victoria. We help a lot of young people with advice about legal rights as an apprentice, unpaid trial work, recovery of minimum wages, modeling, door to door selling, getting paid and pay slips, superannuation, casual work and workplace violence and bullying.
	Magistrates Court www.magistratescourt.vic.gov.au This is the home site of the Magistrates Court. The Magistrates Court is for people who are older than Children's Court age.
	NACLC www.naclc.org.au The National Association of Community Legal Centres (NACLC) is the association of state community legal centre organisations in Australia. Member organisations represent around 160 community legal centres nationally.
	Rural Law Online www.rurallaw.org.au Rural Law Onlineis designed to give rural Victorians access to plain language information on areas of law which affect you.
	The Source www.thesource.gov.au the source is the Commonwealth Government's youth website. It provides young people with both government and non-government information in essential areas such as careers, studying, help with money, health, legal rights and much more. There are lots of links to fun sites too and space for young people to have a say in shaping future Commonwealth Government policies.
	UNICEF: www.unicef.org For more than 53 years UNICEF has been helping governments, communities and families make the world a better place for children.
	WageNet www.wagenet.gov.au WageNet provides access to wages and conditions of employment information.
	Youth Affairs Council of Victoria www.yacvic.org.au YACVic actively works towards this vision as the peak body and leading policy advocate on young people's issues in Victoria.