Increasing access
to Justice one clinic
at a time.
Transforming access to justice
The Free Legal Clinics Project was born out of a vision to transform access to justice, recognizing the critical need for legal support that is both accessible and culturally sensitive. Spearheaded by Keegan Jones, a Ngāti Hine lawyer, this initiative seeks to create a revolutionary space where individuals from diverse backgrounds, particularly Māori and other indigenous communities, feel valued, respected, and truly understood.
Our practice is rooted in Tikanga Māori
Manaakitanga
Grounding our work in manaakitanga allows us to try provide aroha and care. We strive to empower and foster compassion within our community.
Whanaungatanga
We are passionate about providing a safe, inclusive space for all our whānau. Creating genuine connections allow us to effectively provide transformative growth.
Mohiotanga
We approach our work with an open mind and a willingness to share our knowledge. Practicing mohiotanga allows us to work holistically to achieve shared growth.
The Free Legal Clinics Project is always looking for lawyers that want to volunteer their services to help transform the landscape of justice.
If you are wanting to book in a clinic please click through below and follow the instructions provided.