Being unable access to justice and early intervention can lead to issues of poverty, homelessness, ill health, unemployment, broken households, and many other social and personal difficulties.
We believe everyone should have access to justice, yet two thirds of the UK population don’t know how to get legal advice and there are still 14 million people who live in poverty and can’t afford it.
The Access for Justice Foundation works across the UK to increase the support available to vulnerable people through strategic grant making and supporting the valuable work of the specialist legal advice sector.
Please use the form above to make a one off, or a regular donation to the Access to Justice Foundation.
Your support is very much appreciated – thank you!
Donating to the Access to Justice Foundation you can put your residual/dormant client accounts to active use and help to adhere to compliance rules. Safe in the knowledge that the Foundation’s indemnity means that they can always be reclaimed when they are needed.
They are just like ordinary legal costs, but applicable where a party received free legal representation. If a civil case is won with pro bono help, pro bono costs can be ordered by the court/tribunal, or included in settlements. Costs must be paid to the Access to Justice Foundation as the Prescribed Charity
Whether it’s employee fundraising and engagement, commercial opportunities or one-off events, we’ll work alongside you to develop a mutually-beneficial partnership.
We support the delivery of a broad range of events across the country. Come and join one of our legal walks, quizzes, or bake offs near you!
If you have ideas about an alternative event, get in touch , we would love to hear your thoughts.
If you would like to leave a legacy that will enable people across the UK to have access to justice, please remember the Access to Justice Foundation in your will.
For more information please contact enquiries@atjf.org.uk
The Access to Justice Foundation is a company limited by guarantee (No. 6714178) and a Registered Charity in England and Wales (No. 1126147) and Scotland (No. SC048584). Registered office: 10 Queen Street Place, London EC4R 1AG.
