Specialist Legal Advice Funding Report
Mapping Specialist Legal Advice Funding Working together with 360 Giving, we have published a report which begins to map funding to specialist legal advice providers, and the relationship between income streams. Using data and analysis
Our Joint CEO on the Community Justice Fund: “collaboration has shifted the way we do things forever”
In a recent blog for the Funders Collaborative Hub, the Access to Justice Foundation’s Joint CEO Clare Carter wrote of the importance of the Community Justice Fund partnership to supporting the Free Legal Advice Sector.
International Women’s Day Message
A statement from the Access to Justice Foundation’s Joint CEOs Clare Carter and Ruth Daniel marking International Women’s Day: “This International Women’s Day, here at the Access to Justice Foundation, we are proud of all
The Access to Justice Foundation launches new partnership with Legal News Wales
The Access to Justice Foundation is proud to announce that we have established a new community partnership with Legal News Wales, the Welsh legal sector’s first independent and free news publication. With our long tradition
The Funding Gap – Free Legal Advice Sector 2022-23
The Funding Gap – Free Legal Advice Sector 2022-23 Our latest research shows that the not-for-profit specialist advice sector is facing a £17.5 million funding deficit in 2022-23. This will result in over 36,800 vulnerable
Defending the public purse: The economic value of the free legal advice sector
Defending the public purse: The economic value of the free legal advice sector New economic research shows that Treasury would save over £4bn next year alone by supporting free legal advice for the most vulnerable.
Government invests additional £2 million in the Community Justice Fund
People who have fallen on hard times during the pandemic will be helped by extra funding for free legal advice, the government has announced. An additional £2 million is being invested in the Community Justice
Pro Bono Costs Orders Awareness Project Reports
Pro Bono Costs Orders Awareness Project Reports The Cambridge Pro Bono Project, a programme within the Law Faculty of the University of Cambridge, was invited by the Access to Justice Foundation to conduct research into
Guest Blog: Under the radar: the pandemic’s impact on young people’s social welfare needs
Imogen Edge and James Kenrick report on data indicating an alarming increase in young people seeking help for housing, employment and benefits problems, and question whether advice services are prepared to respond. There is mounting