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Community legal volunteers: Jolene Nel

As a woman and a mother myself, being involved in acting against domestic violence sends a message to my children, family and friends that I take this issue seriously and that as a community we need to each do what we can to stop domestic violence.
Tony Keim
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Community legal volunteers: Ellie Taylor

I talk to people who are in need, who are dealing with stressful situations and who are sometimes emotional. This is challenging, at times, but has taught me the importance of empathy and compassion.
Tony Keim
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Community legal volunteers: Marshall Bostock

I find myself in a circle of like-minded people who are doing their best by their community. The volunteers are a great bunch of people and I am fortunate to share their company.
Tony Keim
Shaun Chng
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Community legal volunteers: Shaun Chng

An act of kindness, no matter how small, is never wasted and makes a big difference to our community and the world. Volunteer work is impactful and rewarding as not only does it give you an opportunity to help someone in need, it also teaches you a lot and contributes to your personal growth as a lawyer and as a person.
Tony Keim
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