New Law Centres data project to improve services and impact

Law Centres will get an opportunity to contribute to the official Inquiry into the Covid-19 pandemic and the lessons learned from it, after the Law Centres Network (LCN) has been granted Core Participant status in the Inquiry’s final part.

Law Centres to join Covid-19 Inquiry

Law Centre NI (LCNI) is representing two bereaved mothers before the Court of Appeal in Northern Ireland. Each has been denied access to bereavement benefits because they had never married their long-term partners and fathers of their children.

Fight with us for a just and equal society

"Law Centres... play a vital role in helping people access justice and resolve their legal problems. That is why they should be supported."

A fairer society benefits all of us. It's in our hands to make it happen.

We have made it our mission to make the UK a fairer place to live in - but we cannot do it on our own.

If you have a Law Centre where you live, you can join it in a paid or volunteer role.

If you do not have a local Law Centre, you can get together with others and set one up.

You can also help us, the Network, with a donation or by spreading the word about the difference we make.

Every step makes a difference. How will you make yours?

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