
Legal Clinics
MCM has historically offered legal services to vulnerable migrants and seniors through two initiatives:
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Just Solutions: Legal support for vulnerable migrants, including the Danaides Project – Diversity without Discrimination.
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Roger Snelling Senior's Formerly provided legal support to people aged 55 and older. Although no longer operational, the clinic remains an important part of MCM's history and commitment to serving vulnerable communities.
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Roger Snelling
Seniors' Legal Clinic
About the Clinic
The Roger Snelling Clinic was a free legal information clinic that specialized in information and services in immigration and administrative law to a low-income immigrant population aged 55 and up, as well as Canadian born seniors. The Clinic used an interdisciplinary approach in resolving their clients' issues and relies on the support of social workers, doctors and other community workers.
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The Clinic was created as a response to the greater vulnerability of elderly migrants and other seniors, with the objective of increasing their autonomy and their establishment in their chosen community. The Clinic also aims to participate in the development of the field of elder law, with special attention to the unique situations faced by elders with a migrant background.
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The legacy of Roger Snelling
Roger Snelling was the director of MCM throughout the 90s, and a highly dedicated activist who touched countless lives. He was tenacious and was guided by his faith and social justice values.
MCM's former Roger Snelling Legal Clinic, which served seniors, is no longer operational. Today, the Roger Snelling Seniors' Clinic carries forward his legacy through a different range of services and support for the communities he was so committed to.
The Clinic seeks to honor his memory by continuing to serve these communities.

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