We equip individuals and communities to deal effectively with life’s legal problems. We do this by providing legal support including easy-to-use information, legal self-help tools, and education and training to help people make sense of the law. We research what works, and collaborate with others to challenge justice problems through policy and campaigns work.
We believe everyone should have access to clear, helpful information, self-help tools, and training to deal with legal issues, whether it’s family and housing challenges or sorting out problems with benefits or work. These are part of everyday life, and if left unresolved, they can lead to bigger problems like poverty and inequality.
Getting free one-to-one advice is much harder than it used to be. All advice services are extremely busy. We are here to help everyone who cannot get in at an advice service and cannot afford to pay for legal help.
We give you the knowledge, confidence, and skills you need to deal with the issue yourself, or with the help of friends or family. If you need more help than you can get from our advice guides and self-help tools, we explain how to try to find advice.
