Helping local people access justice
Our work has always been centred around providing not just legal services but rather a sense of justice for community members who find themselves in difficult situations. One of the…
As we celebrate the 50th anniversary of South West London Law Centres, it’s important to reflect on how far we’ve come. Before we take you on that journey with us through…
As the Home Office transitions to eVisas and digitises services, all Biometric Residence Permits (BRPs) and most Biometric Residence Cards (BRCs) are set to expire on 31 December 2024. If…
For five decades, we have stood strong as a beacon of support for our community, navigating countless challenges to provide essential legal services. Our journey began with centres in Balham,…
Some of Croydon’s temporary accommodation blocks have outdoor space but residents aren’t allowed to use it. Imagine that in the summer heat! The Croydon Temporary Accommodation Campaign wrote to Croydon…
We’re looking for a highly organised individual with strong interpersonal and administrative skills to be the first point of contact for our clients. This is a non-legal role for 3-4…
Reflecting on five decades of challenges and accomplishments, the impact of South West Law Centres is both wonderful and sad. Wonderful that we have helped and continue to help thousands…
The financial year of 2024 features the anomaly of having 53 Mondays, as opposed to the usual 52, resulting in an extra week. While many might believe that this has…
At 19, Kiera found herself homeless after her family discovered she was pregnant and identified as bisexual. Coming from a community with traditional views on marriage and sexuality, Kiera’s situation…
Fara, 51, a Wandsworth Council social housing resident, suffered a stroke last year, resulting in debilitating disabilities. The council revoked her social care due to a £21,000 debt, leaving her without essential support. She came to us in despair for help.