Since FLAC was established in 1969, it has depended on the dedication and the efforts of volunteers. FLAC volunteers are involved with the organisation's work in many ways. Through their work, our volunteers support some of the most disadvantaged people in our communities, and assist them to realise their right to access justice. Volunteers fulfil different roles within FLAC. These different roles require different skills, qualifications and commitment levels but share FLAC's passion for making law more accessible.
FLAC is currently seeking volunteers to maintain the network of Free Legal Advice Centres, by providing legal support in local communities. FLAC is recruiting volunteers for the following centres: Stillorgan, Maynooth, Letterkenny, Tuam, Portlaoise, Wicklow Town, Arklow, Naas, Swords, Blessington, Limerick, Navan, Bray and Mullingar.
FLAC is committed to its volunteers and acknowledges the importance of their commitment to FLAC's aims, mission and values and as such, FLAC intends to carry out highest level of best practice in every aspect of volunteer management.
If you are interested in volunteering with FLAC, check out our Volunteer Registration form. You can also call us at 01-887 3600 and speak with FLAC's Volunteer and Centres Manager Zsé Varga or e-mail us.
Further information on the different types of volunteer roles available with FLAC can be found on the FLAC Volunteer Page.