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Hobart Community Legal Service

Hobart Community Legal Service

Tax-Deductible
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ACNC Registered
Public Benevolent Institution (PBI)
14 staff · 15 volunteers
$500k–$3M/yr
Registered 2012
HOBART, TAS
Website

Who they help

YouthAdultsAged personsWomen & girlsMen & boysOther gender identitiesFamiliesPeople with disabilitiesPeople with chronic illnessFinancially disadvantagedPeople at risk of homelessnessUnemployed peopleEthnic groupsAboriginal & Torres Strait IslanderVeterans & familiesVictims of crimeVictims of disastersOffenders (pre/post-release)Rural, regional & remote

Operating in

TAS
$1,575,397

Total annual income

Track record before Elevate — as reported to the ACNC (2024)

Capital position

Bankable · contract-funded

Able to service a claim, but funded mainly by recurring government contracts rather than donations — a different capital story from the donation-funded heartland.

Bankability90
Commerciality38

Where Hobart Community Legal Service sits on the capital map, derived from its ACNC financials (2021-2024). Indicative, not advice. See the full Australian Capital Map

About This Organization

We offer free legal help to people in Southern Tasmania, including lawyer services to people with concession cards, free legal information to anyone, and the Tasmanian Legal Handbook. Contact us for legal help. Hobart and Bridgewater offices now open (currently phone contact only).

Beneficiary Groups

Youth
Adults
Aged persons
Women & girls
Men & boys
Other gender identities
Families
People with disabilities
People with chronic illness
Financially disadvantaged
People at risk of homelessness
Unemployed people
Ethnic groups
Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander
Veterans & families
Victims of crime
Victims of disasters
Offenders (pre/post-release)
Rural, regional & remote

Operating Locations

TAS

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