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	Groups serving all people: - (10)
	Groups only serving people with HIV/AIDS: - (3)
	Groups serving other special populations: - (5)

Groups serving all people:

Legal Aid Society: Employment Law Unit

New York, NY

For Help, you must be:

at or below 125.0% of poverty level;

See full listing for exceptions to income requirements.

MFY Legal Services, Inc. - Workplace Justice Project

New York, NY

Bedford-Stuyvesant Community Legal Services (A Program of Legal Services NYC)

Brooklyn, NY

For Help, you must be:

at or below 125.0% of poverty level;

You must be a U.S. citizen or legal immigrant.

See full listing for exceptions to income requirements.

This group provides only brief advice in this area of law.

South Brooklyn Legal Services - Employment/Unemployment Hotline

Brooklyn, NY

For Help, you must be:

at or below 250.0% of poverty level;

City Bar Justice Center Legal Hotline

New York, NY

This group does not provide legal representation in court.

For Help, you must be:

at or below 200.0% of poverty level;

See full listing for exceptions to income requirements.

This group provides only brief advice in this area of law.

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Law Association Foundation ("LeGaL Foundation")

New York, NY

This group does not provide legal representation in court.

This group provides only brief advice in this area of law.

New York Peace Institute

New York, NY

This group does not provide legal representation in court.

Make the Road New York Bushwick Office

Brooklyn, NY

For Help, you must be:

There are no income requirements, but priority is placed on low income individuals.

Make the Road New York Jackson Heights Office

Jackson Heights, NY

For Help, you must be:

There are no income guidelines, but priority is placed on low income individuals.

Make the Road New York Staten Island

Staten Island, NY

For Help, you must be:

There are no income guidelines, however priority is placed on low-income individuals.

Groups only serving people with HIV/AIDS:

African Services Committee - HIV Legal Services Program

New York, NY

For Help, you must be:

HIV positive

or related to an HIV positive individual

Legal Action Center of the City of New York, Inc. (LAC) - HIV Legal Services

New York, NY

For Help, you must be:

HIV positive

or related to an HIV positive individual

Legal Aid Society: Harlem Community Law Office - AIDS Representation

New York, NY

For Help, you must be:

at or below 125.0% of poverty level;

HIV positive

or related to an HIV positive individual

See full listing for exceptions to income requirements.

Groups serving other special populations:

Asian American Legal Defense & Education Fund

New York, NY

American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) - Women's Rights Project

New York, NY

For Help, you must be:

This project assists women who are unable to afford a private attorney.

The Door - A Center of Alternatives

New York, NY

For Help, you must be:

under 21 years old

and over 12 years old

Legal Action Center of the City of New York, Inc. (LAC)

New York, NY

For Help, you must be:

an ex-offender or past or current substance abuser

Urban Justice Center - Peter Cicchino Youth Project, serving LGBT youth

New York, NY

For Help, you must be:

LGBT youth between ages 13 and 24 that are street involved or homeless.

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