AED Legal Centre

AED Legal Centre AED Legal Centre provides free legal advocacy to people with a disability living in Victoria in the a
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AED Legal Centre staff provide the following services:
• Legal advocacy in employment, education or training linked to an individual’s disability
• NDIS Appeals Program – legal advocacy for NDIS participants who want a review of an NDIA decision by the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT
Training in disability discrimination and employment law
• The Night of Justice Program - a legal advisory ser

vice every Wednesday night 6:30pm onwards. The service is staffed by volunteer law students and legal practitioners
• Projects aimed at increasing access to employment, education and/or training by people with ad disability
• Information services to: employers, employees, disability professionals, government, school principals and universities.
• A Student Placement Program for law students enrolled at Victorian universities.

Address

Level 9, 45 William Street
Melbourne, VIC
3000

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

(03) 9639 4333

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AED Legal Centre is a specialist Community Legal Service operating throughout the state of Victoria.

The Centre was established in 2008 by the Association of Employees with Disability Inc. (AED) out of a perceived need for specialised advocacy to protect the industrial rights of employees with disability.

Our main objective is to defend the human rights of people with a disability in education or employment and give them access to the justice system through a combination of individual, legal and systemic advocacy.

The centre provides information, education, advice, and legal representation to people with disability who experience discrimination in the areas of education or employment as well as representation to people seeking review of decisions about their NDIS plans.