Applying this principle, legal aid programs are beginning to form collaborations with other agencies to provide holistic solutions for complex problems such as domestic violence that raise other issues such as the need for income support, health care and child care services.
Organizations that generally concentrate solely on providing legal help are forming coalitions with other types of agencies to ensure that clients get a complete solution to their problems.
Legal aid organizations desire to remain solely focused on their clients' legal problems and do not care about other aspects of their lives.
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