Corporate partnerships

Could you be one of our corporate partners and help to secure our services for the most vulnerable in Norfolk?

How working together helps

All funds donated will go towards providing our vital services, which are proven to improve people’s financial situation, keep people in employment, help them to play a wider role in the community and bring both physical and mental health benefits. Click here to see our partner packages.

4,600

people helped in 2024/25

£1.4m

in debt written off 
or renegotiated

£2.3m

recouped in benefits people had been wrongly denied

Our partnership packages

We have a range of sponsorship packages available: Bronze (£1,000), Silver (£2,500), Gold (£4,000) and Platinum (£7,000+), each with its own benefits and promise to you for your patronage. Click here to see our partner packages.

The benefits of partnering with us

There are so many benefits of partnering with us, the main one being to help ensure that access to justice is available to the thousands of people who currently miss out.

Our partnership with Taylor Investigations

For the past two years NCLS has partnered with Taylor Investigations, who offer their services for free to some of our clients. The firm has helped nine victims of domestic abuse by serving injunctions on the perpetrators, and they have completed 23 person traces, enabling clients proper access to justice.

Send us an email to explore a potential partnership.

Our partnership with Adrian Flux Insurance 

We are proud of our partnership with Adrian Flux Insurance, which includes sponsorship of our recent 40th anniversary celebration.

Send us an email to explore a potential partnership.

Our partners

We have a wide-range of partners who support us in multiple ways including direct funding, organising fund-raising events, event sponsorship, providing volunteers and more.

Speak to us about potential partnerships

Drop us an email to explore opportunities for your organisation.

First person in years who understood the trauma I’m going through and helped clearly and concisely. A big THANK YOU!

Client testimonial

Frequently asked questions

What impact does our partnership have on the local community?

Our work is proven to have a big impact on the lives of clients we support. NCLS’s work helps to improve people’s financial situation, get their lives back on track and has positive benefits on mental health and wellbeing.

How will our support be recognised publicly?

We will share your support on our social media pages, with over 3,000 followers, as well as recognise it in our Impact Report, our office and at public events.

Can we choose how our donation is used?

If you would like your funding to be used for a particular service we are happy to facilitate this.

Are there opportunities for staff or volunteers to engage?

We have a wide range of volunteering opportunities and are always looking for pro-bono solicitors to join our rota or community volunteers.

Is there a minimum financial commitment to becoming a partner?

No. We welcome all donations of whatever size.

How will we receive updates on the service’s work?

We have a regular supporter newsletter to keep you updated, and we post regularly on our social media accounts.

Other ways you can support us 

If a corporate partnership isn’t right for you, we have a number of other ways you can support NCLS and its work.

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