The Legal Services Society of British Columbia (LSS) is a government-funded organization that provides legal aid services to individuals who meet their financial eligibility criteria. They offer free legal advice, representation, and resources across various areas of law, including family law, criminal law, and immigration law. To learn more about their services and eligibility criteria, visit their website: Legal Services Society of British Columbia.

Access Pro Bono is a non-profit organization that connects low-income individuals with volunteer lawyers who provide free legal services. They have various programs, including summary advice clinics and free legal representation for specific matters. For further details, visit their website: Access Pro Bono.

The UBC Law Students’ Legal Advice Program is operated by law students at the University of British Columbia. Under the supervision of experienced lawyers, law students provide free legal advice and representation on various legal matters. The program accepts clients who meet their eligibility criteria. For more information, visit their website: UBC Law Students’ Legal Advice Program.