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Information, support and advocacy for Irish nationals who are in prison in Britain. Support for their families. Volunteer opportunities as caseworkers and prison visitors (for prisons outside of London).

First Avenue House branch (drop-in service except for specialist family law which is by appointment only): specialist family law, money, debt and bankruptcy advice as well as generalist advice on matters such as housing, employment, immigration and consumer rights. Strand branch (by appointment only): court…

Charity concerned with law and policy affecting children and young people. Runs the Child Law Advice Service which is a digital first service. It offers access to a resource library on all aspects of child, family and education law, including bullying and family contact issues.…

Offers initial free advice on general legal problems and tax. Casework is undertaken in debt, employment law, housing, welfare benefits. Does not advise on immigration, family or criminal law.

Provides a free written legal advice service for members of the public by law students under supervision. Subject specialisations including some housing, employment, family and leasehold disputes. Support and representation can be arranged for Rent Assessment Committee cases.

Telephone advice in the evening for employees with an employment dispute. Advice given by volunteer solicitors assisted by law students.

The helpline provides free, confidential, independent legal advice to people qualifying for legal aid. Part of the Legal Services Commission which runs the legal aid service in England and Wales. (The details shown here were taken from the organisation's website).

Telephone and written legal advice service for disabled people. Visits by appointment only. Legal advisory service for disabled people, their families, carers and enablers and training and consultancy for other organisations. Covers legal areas of employment, community care, discrimination, benefits. Wide range of factsheets available…

Campaign group and legal advice service for transgender, transsexual and other gender variant people. Service operates by letter/email and telephone for the client group. The office may also be contacted by social workers, Citizens Advice Bureaux (cabx) workers, lawyers, employers etc.

The Law Society's personal injury solicitor referrals line. Website has a 'find a local solicitor' facility. (The details shown here were taken from the organisation's website).