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Operating Self-Help Branch Offices in Low-Income, Minority Communities
Staffed by a paralegal with access to technology, offices such as the two branch ones opened by the AARP's Legal Counsel for the Elderly in Washington, D.C., allow a program to offer legal services and establish a presence in the community.
