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Research Report: Outreach legal services and complex needs: what works? (Justice Issues Paper 12))
Introduction
Objectives of this review
Methodology
Results
Conclusion
Knowledge gaps
Reflections on the research
Reference list
Appendix 1
Appendix 2
Appendix 3
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Objectives of this review


The objectives of this review were to appraise and synthesise the best available research evidence on:
  1. the effectiveness of outreach legal services in reaching disadvantaged people with complex needs, and providing the range of legal services they require in a sustainable way
  2. the features of effective outreach legal services.
This information is gathered to inform evidence-based practice.

  


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Forell, S & Gray, A 2009, Outreach legal services to people with complex needs: what works? Justice Issues Paper 12, Law and Justice Foundation of NSW, Sydney