Helping local people access justice
*Sarah is a single mother facing challenges with literacy and multiple mental health issues. These difficulties necessitate regular assistance with her daily routines and managing her medication. Sarah endured severe…
As South West London Law Centres enters its 50th year, I wanted to take a moment to reflect on what a monumental achievement this milestone presents, not only for us but for our clients, our communities and for access to justice as a whole.
We’re looking for an experienced welfare benefits caseworker, who has taken cases to appeal, to increase the capacity of our cost of living team to support the community with this…
We are seeking an experienced Asylum/Immigration Solicitor or Caseworker with the appropriate level of accreditation to provide casework together with colleagues in a number of projects including homelessness and domestic violence…
Sushmita, a 46-year-old professional in the culinary sector, endured severe discrimination at her manager’s hands, leading her to fall into depression while continuing to work in a damaging environment.
We recently participated in the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities consultation on Awaab’s Law, focused on enforcing timely repairs in social housing.
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…
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…
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.
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.