Access to Justice Report Launch in Surrey
Yesterday, the 20th March, we marked a pivotal moment in the quest for access to justice in Surrey with the launch of our Access to Justice in Surrey Report at…
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SWLLC Response to the Review of Civil Legal Aid – Call for Evidence
In our commitment to ensure access to justice for our communities, South West London Law Centres (SWLLC) has submitted a comprehensive response to the Ministry of Justice’s call for evidence…
SWLLC Response to Michael Gove’s Brownfield Proposal: “Listen to your communities”
It is incumbent upon the government to listen to community-driven solutions. As advocates for social justice and equitable housing, we urge policymakers to engage with grassroots organisations and marginalised communities to ensure that any housing initiative is implemented in a way that truly meets the needs of those most affected.
“I am grateful to the South West London Law Centres for providing me with such an amazing solicitor.”
Marieme, a 60-year-old national of Mauritius, found herself ensnared in a web of trauma and persecution, stemming from her experiences of sexual and gender-based violence, including child marriage, domestic abuse, and involvement in drug trafficking.
Two Immigration Solicitor/Caseworkers IAAS Level 2
We are seeking two experienced Asylum/Immigration Solicitors or Caseworkers with the appropriate level of accreditation to provide casework together with colleagues in a number of new projects including homelessness and…
Housing Caseworker / Solicitor
We are looking for an enthusiastic housing specialist who wants to take the next step in their career and to be a part of improving housing for the community. You…
Asylum and Immigration Internship.
Our award winning Immigration and Asylum team is resuming its internship programme offering the opportunity for an enthusiast and committed volunteer to provide paralegal support to both asylum and immigration…
Launching our 2nd Community Call Out!
A Community Call Out is what we use to hear from the community. In 2021 we discussed with our community how the law centre should best be responding to their needs…
“They saved my life. I don’t know how can I explain… I love this building and the people”
Struggling to provide food for his wife and children, Ashan reached out to our Law Centres about an array of challenges including housing issues, financial struggles, and health problems following his two open-heart surgeries.
Croydon temporary accommodation campaign sends it first 1st Open Letter outlining demands – response expected by the 18th Jan 2024.
In Croydon there are 100s of families who have been forced into homelessness by rising private rents and insufficient levels of genuinely affordable social housing. In Croydon there are 1000s…