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What we’re funding

Making justice accessible for those who need it

Our grant-making increases access to justice by directing funds to communities with the greatest need and supporting services where they can make the biggest difference. 

We’re proud to work with organisations across the country who share our vision of accessible justice. Our funded partners range from established advice centres to innovative new approaches, each addressing the specific needs in their communities.

  • Advocate

    • Pro Bono Grants
    • £24,986.00
    • England and Wales
    • 2024

    Advocate are driving up the delivery of pro bono by establishing a national network of active Pro Bono Champions, engaging more barristers nationally and recruiting staff based in the regions.

  • Your Voice Counts

    • Improving Lives Through Advice
    • £400,000.00
    • North East
    • 2024

    Your Voice Count’s community outreach model, alongside their expertise in person-centred approaches and accessible communication, ensures that people with the most complex needs, including profound learning disabilities, are actively involved in the decision-making processes surrounding their legal issues.

  • Working Families

    • Improving Lives Through Advice
    • £500,000.00
    • England
    • 2024

    Working Families supports people with caring responsibilities in the workplace through specialist, in-depth advice, building confidence and providing practical tools, such as employer factsheets, for clients feeling less able to self-advocate.

  • The Women’s Centre Cornwall

    • Improving Lives Through Advice
    • £332,851.00
    • South West
    • 2024

    The Women’s Centre Cornwall empowers women and girls affected by abuse to make informed choices, understand their rights, and rebuild confidence, supporting them to act with purpose and regain control over their lives.

  • The Oxford Diocesan Council for Social Work Incorporated (trading name Parents And Children Together)

    • Improving Lives Through Advice
    • £500,000.00
    • South East
    • 2024

    Parents and Children Together takes a holistic, person-centred, and trauma-informed approach, assessing risks and needs to minimise reliance on legal intervention and ensure timely access to appropriate support.

  • Support & Action To End Domestic Abuse

    • Improving Lives Through Advice
    • £497,843.00
    • South East
    • 2024

    Support & Action To End Domestic Abuse offers ​“full-journey” support, helping women safely escape domestic abuse, access free advice and advocacy whilst navigating court processes, and rebuild their lives through sustained recovery and empowerment.

  • Suffolk Law Centre

    • Improving Lives Through Advice
    • £420,500.00
    • East of England
    • 2024

    Suffolk Law Centre aims to raise the profile of early legal advice in reducing inequalities and improving outcomes for marginalised communities, alongside promoting legal triage and wraparound support for clients facing multiple, interconnected issues.

  • Stockton and District Advice and Information Service

    • Improving Lives Through Advice
    • £272,021.00
    • North East
    • 2024

    Stockton and District Advice and Information Service (SDAIS) provides specialist welfare and legal advice, and they are collaborating with partners to establish referral systems and joint initiatives to facilitate early access to support, including co-locating with local NHS Mental Health Teams, foodbanks, and the Probation service.

  • Spitfire Advice and Support Services Ltd

    • Improving Lives Through Advice
    • £350,000.00
    • West Midlands
    • 2024

    Spitfire Advice and Support Services Ltd offers flexible and accessible legal advice on social welfare issues. They are working to create more entry points for people to access support, and address the shortage of qualified advice workers by expanding progression routes into the profession.

  • Southwark Law Centre

    • Improving Lives Through Advice
    • £500,000.00
    • London
    • 2024

    Southwark Law Centre targets their services at some of the most disadvantaged members of their community through strong referral partnerships with frontline agencies, including health professionals and homeless charities, to reach those who would not otherwise seek legal advice and support.

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What we can achieve together

Our funding transforms the lives of communities that need it most, but there’s always more we can do. With your support, we can make more grants and extend our reach even further.

  • Our impact

    Learn more about the impact we have on the communities most in need

  • Support us

    Help us improve lives and deliver justice

  • Why we exist

    Justice shouldn’t depend on your postcode or bank balance

Contact
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