Surveys and evaluations

Legal Aid BC regularly surveys stakeholders for feedback about our programs and services. Stakeholders include the public, LABC clients, lawyers, and LABC staff. LABC also evaluates ongoing services and pilot projects to ensure they're fulfilling their objectives and meeting client needs.

The PDFs of these reports are listed below. To view a report older than six years, see our Archive.

Client Satisfaction Survey

A survey with LABC clients to gain a broader knowledge of the client experience accessing LABC programs and services.

Community Engagement

  • Evaluation of Community Partners Report, Part 2 (Jan 2022) – Helping People Navigate the Justice System: An Evaluation of Community Partners (Part 2) - This part of the evaluation consists of stories collected from CP locations, as qualitative examples of the impact of providing the Community Partner service.

  • Evaluation of Community Partners Report, Part 1 (Jan 2022) – Helping People Navigate the Justice System: An Evaluation of Community Partners (Part 1) - This evaluation examines how services are provided across the province to marginalized individuals looking for help to identify and address their legal needs.

  • Community Dialogues Report – Feedback from community consultation with legal aid clients and service providers across BC regarding legal aid priorities.

Criminal Law Services

Everyday Legal Needs Survey

A survey of British Columbians with low incomes on the types of legal problems they are facing, how they are dealing with these legal problems, and how these legal problems affect their perceptions of the justice system in BC.   

2020 Everyday Legal Needs Survey

2018 Everyday Legal Needs Survey

 

Family Law & Child Protection Services

Indigenous Services

Public Legal Education and Information

Public Opinion Poll

A province wide survey with BC residents to understand the awareness, knowledge, and attitudes around legal aid in BC.

Tariff Lawyer Survey

A survey of legal aid lawyers on their satisfaction with the supports LABC providers to lawyers taking legal aid contracts.