CONSEIL DES ORGANISMES FRANCOPHONES DE LA REGION DE DURHAM (COFRD): federal grants and contributions: 5 agreements; $1.1M value; 1 departments; 4 programs.
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The organization will offer public legal education workshops to help racialized francophones of the Durham region to better understand their rights and legal options. Legal advice and supports will also be offered to clients in order to help eliminate barriers and reduce challenges when accessing the justice system.
This project will meet the needs of diverse and underserved families experiencing separation or divorce by leading information workshops on family law that will cover a variety of topics, including: divorce and separation, custody of the children and parenting, child and spousal support, alimony, mediation and settlement agreements, awareness of the roles and responsibilities of parents. In addition, the project will develop a simple one page document that will explain the family justice system in plain language.
The project consists of offering workshops and developing tools to provide legal information to underserved Francophone clienteles from ethno-cultural communities to facilitate their access to justice. As part of the project, the organization will provide a minimum of eight workshops on various topics related to justice.
As part of this project, the COFRD will organize awareness and information sessions legal services to help French-speaking Canadians and newcomers in the region of Durham, an official language minority community, to learn more about and exercise their rights, and answer their questions about justice in both languages official documents.
This project includes the provision of legal information workshops in French to meet the information needs of an official language minority community.
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