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The Hoover High School and Rosa Parks Elementary School clinics are closed for summer break. Clinics will reopen in August 2026. Please check this website for updates.

Las clínicas de Hoover High School y Rosa Parks Elementary School están cerradas por las vacaciones de verano. Las clínicas reabrirán en agosto de 2026. Por favor, consulte este sitio web para actualizaciones.

Community Law Project will hold a one-time pop-up legal clinic in collaboration with Molina Healthcare One Stop Help Center in Chula Vista (689 Palomar St, Chula Vista 91911) this Friday, July 24th, 2026, from 8:45 a.m. until 10:45 a.m. Attendance is free and open to anyone that is looking for legal advice and information. There is no need to sign up ahead of time, this will be a drop-in clinic, and participants will be signed up when they arrive.  Space for this clinic is limited. Interested participants are strongly encouraged to arrive no later than the start of the clinic to increase their chances of receiving services that day. Spanish speaking interpreters will be available to help interpret.

Community Law Project organizará una clínica legal en colaboración con el Molina Healthcare One Stop Help Center en Chula Vista (689 Palomar St, Chula Vista 91911) este viernes 24 de julio de 2026, de 8:45 a.m. a 10:45 a.m. La asistencia es gratuita y abierta a cualquier persona que busque asesoría e información legal. No es necesario registrarse con anticipación, será una clínica de entrada libre y los participantes se registrarán al llegar. El espacio para esta clínica es limitado. Se recomienda a los interesados llegar a más tardar a la hora de inicio de la clínica para aumentar sus posibilidades de recibir servicios ese día. Habrá intérpretes de habla hispana disponibles para ayudar con la interpretación.

Please check this website often for updated information about in person clinics. 

Please be aware that there are NO dogs or other animals (except service animals) allowed at our school sites (Rosa Parks Elementary School and Hoover High School). If you plan on bringing your service dog or other animal to one of these sites, you MUST bring paperwork that demonstrates that your animal is a service animal.

Making Community Justice
Our Project

The Community Law Project (CLP) provides legal advice to low-income and indigent members of the local San Diego community, while developing a commitment to public service in California Western students.

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All clinics are LIVE!  Please see below for clinic locations and schedules.

Clinic Locations and Times

(Please check frequently for the most updated information.)

CITY HEIGHTS Rosa Parks Elementary School

4510 Landis Street San Diego, CA 92105

Each Friday morning 8:45 a.m. to 10:45 a.m., excluding periods of school closures.

No public restrooms available.

CLINIC IS CLOSED FOR SUMMER BREAK.

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CITY HEIGHTS Hoover High School

4474 El Cajon Blvd.
San Diego, CA 92115

Each Tuesday afternoon – 11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m., excluding periods of school closures.

*Clinic located in parent center next to main office building* 

No public restrooms available.

CLINIC IS CLOSED FOR SUMMER BREAK.

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DOWNTOWN First Lutheran Church

1420 Third Ave
San Diego, CA 92101

Each Monday evening 5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.

*Excluding federal holidays*

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SOLANA BEACH

St. Leo Mission Church

936 Genevieve St.
Solana Beach, CA 92075

One Wednesday evening every month from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

Upcoming clinic dates:  9/2 

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What is CLP?

CLP is a law student-run project which provides pro bono legal services to low income people in the greater San Diego area.

Who Does CLP Serve?

CLP serves low-income, vulnerable and sometimes homeless individuals by providing free legal advice, assistance navigating through complex social systems, and referrals to resources to build self-sufficiency and economic opportunity. CLP’s client base includes individuals who are homeless, disabled, immigrants, or otherwise without access to legal services.
The California Western Community Law Project works to provide sustainable and competent legal services to low-income and indigent members of the local community while advancing the profession of law.

Our Legal Service Areas Include

Family Law

Housing Law

Employment Law

Personal Injury Law

Criminal Law

Consumer Law

Bankruptcy Law

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Immigration Law

Estate Law

Testimonials

Since its inception in 2005, the Community Law Project has helped hundreds of low income people navigate their way through the complexities of our legal system. CLP’s clients, law student interns, volunteer attorneys and community members have all expressed the value of a program such as CLP to the San Diego Community.

“I just wanted to express my overwhelming gratitude [for] helping me understand [that] what happened to me was a crime. The strength you all gave me to move forward is what I needed to seek justice for first, myself and then second for all women in the work place. We all deserve better and ya’ll helped me realize that. Thank you for existing CLP.”

Clinic Participant

“Thank you for being such a huge part of my support system while I was going through this horrible experience. I don’t know what I would have done without you.”

Clinic Participant
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“Thank you so much for your help! Please keep on doing this important work! It's so hard to be all alone in our battles.”

Clinic Participant
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“Thank you… I will do those things you recommended. I feel a lot better after getting your helpful feedback and advice. You are all doing an awesome job helping people out with legal questions.”

Clinic Participant

“Thank you so much to your wonderful team. The event proved to be incredibly beneficial for our community members! I sincerely look forward to the opportunity for future collaborations with you.”

Clinic Participant

“I have been volunteering with the Community Law Project since I became licensed and continue to maintain my commitment to helping the community by giving back. One of my favorite things about CLP is how such a small amount of my time makes such a big difference in people’s lives. It’s humbling to be able to make such a difference.”

CLP volunteer attorney

"The work at the clinic could be very emotionally taxing but it was very rewarding and fulfilling as well. Interacting with the clients and seeing firsthand the injustices they face helped me feel motivated and refocused on the reasons why I entered law school. I now feel even more passionate about graduating and getting to work to continue to support vulnerable communities."

CLP law student