Brimbank Melton Community Legal Centre (BMCLC), a program of Comm Unity Plus Services Ltd, received a visit from Anna Beesley of the Victorian Law Reform Commission (VLRC) in August this year. Read more...

Brimbank Melton Community Legal Centre, in partnership with Tenants Victoria, are conducting pop-up tenancy clinics to local renters in Brimbank and Melton throughout April and May to provide advice to local renters. The clinics will be open in St Albans, Melton and Sunshine.Read more...

Rachna Muddagouni, the CEO of commUnity+, welcomed the Department of Justice Community Legal Centre funding announcement. “This funding will allow BMCLC to continue working on three major projects for the next 2 years”, she said.Read more...

commUnity+ will receive $47,577 to provide more family violence support services for the community, thanks to the Andrews Labor Government.Read more...

Comm Unity Plus Services Ltd is proud to announce its ongoing financial support for the Mortgage Wellbeing Service (MWS) for the foreseeable future. The MWS is a project of Brimbank Melton Community Legal Centre’s (BMCLC) which is a program of Comm Unity Plus Services Ltd.Read more...

Maribyrnong City Council’s system for managing infringement notices is unfair and unaccountable, according to Shifrah Blustein, Manager of Strategic Projects and Law Reform at Brimbank Melton Community Legal Centre (BMCLC).Read more...

A Melton-based service designed to keep people suffering mortgage stress in their homes is a great success according to an independent reportRead more...

A health and justice service model designed to stop people losing their homes when times are tough has hit its one year anniversary having helped over 120 clients and achieved an outstanding success rate in allowing clients to decide whether they will stay in their home.Read more...

Brimbank Melton Community Legal Centre (BMCLC), a program of Comm Unity Plus Services Ltd, supports the recommendations from the Royal Commission into Family Violence. We congratulate Premier Andrews and the Victorian Government for establishing the Royal Commission, thereby acknowledging the adverse impact of family violence on our community. Read more...