What we’re funding
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.
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Citizens Advice Reading
- Legal Support Grant 2026–2029
- £212,600
- South East
- 2026
Citizens Advice Reading supports thousands of people each year with advice on welfare benefits, debt, housing, employment and consumer issues. Through a combination of specialist advice and strong local partnerships, the organisation helps individuals resolve legal problems that affect their financial wellbeing, health and security.
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Norfolk Community Law Service
- Legal Support Grant 2026–2029
- £374,814
- East of England
- 2026
Norfolk Community Law Service provides specialist legal advice and representation to people facing housing insecurity, welfare benefits issues and discrimination. Serving communities across a large and predominantly rural county, the organisation plays a vital role in ensuring that people can access expert legal support regardless of where they live.
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Citizens Advice North Hertfordshire
- Legal Support Grant 2026–2029
- £227,477
- East of England
- 2026
Citizens Advice North Hertfordshire provides free, independent advice to people experiencing a wide range of social welfare issues, including problems relating to housing, debt, employment and welfare benefits.
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Carmarthenshire Citizens Advice Bureau
- Legal Support Grant 2026–2029
- £261,113
- Wales
- 2026
Carmarthenshire Citizens Advice Bureau provides free advice to people facing financial hardship, housing problems and other legal issues across Carmarthenshire. Its services play an important role in supporting rural communities where access to advice can be limited.
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Greater Manchester Immigration Aid Unit
- Legal Support Grant 2026–2029
- £374,281
- North West
- 2026
Greater Manchester Immigration Aid Unit provides specialist immigration and asylum advice to people seeking safety, stability and security in the UK. Its expert legal support helps individuals navigate complex immigration processes and exercise their rights.
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Stockton and District Advice and Information Service
- Legal Support Grant 2026–2029
- £375,000
- North East
- 2026
Stockton and District Advice and Information Service has been providing free, independent support to local communities for more than 40 years. Through specialist support on welfare benefits, debt, housing and related issues, the organisation helps people facing financial hardship resolve legal problems and access the support they need.
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Citizens Advice Swindon
- Legal Support Grant 2026–2029
- £355,820
- South West
- 2026
Citizens Advice Swindon provides provides free, independent advice to people facing issues relating to income, housing, debt and employment. By working closely with local partners, the organisation helps people resolve problems that affect their financial security and wellbeing.
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North East Law Centre
- Legal Support Grant 2026–2029
- £374,336
- North East
- 2026
North East Law Centre provides specialist legal advice and representation to people experiencing disadvantage across the North East. Its work spans housing, welfare benefits, immigration and employment, helping individuals challenge unfair decisions and protect their rights.
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Disability Law Service
- Legal Support Grant 2026–2029
- £374,630
- England and Wales
- 2026
Disability Law Service provides free legal advice and information to disabled people and their families across England and Wales. Its specialist services help people address issues relating to community care, welfare benefits, employment and discrimination.
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Conwy Gwynedd Citizens Advice
- Legal Support Grant 2026–2029
- £319,168
- Wales
- 2026
Conwy Gwynedd Citizens Advice supports people across North Wales with free advice on a range of social welfare issues. Serving both urban and rural communities, the organisation helps individuals overcome financial pressures, housing difficulties and other challenges affecting daily life.
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.
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Our impact
Learn more about the impact we have on the communities most in need
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Support us
Help us improve lives and deliver justice
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Why we exist
Justice shouldn’t depend on your postcode or bank balance
