There are numerous ways you can get involved in our work, whether it is through pro-bono, volunteering or organising a fundraising event. Any paid opportunities will appear on our vacancies page once we have them.
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Our free legal advice service relies on an army of volunteer solicitors who generously donate their time every month.
The experience is a rich investment. The best part is that sincere smile, candid appreciation and relief from the eyes of the clients after court hearings.
“Clients feel empowered and confident enough to navigate the complexities of the court system.
Whatever your debt problem, NCLS can offer you advice and support. Our advisers Mariusz, Suzie and Simon are approved Intermediaries for Debt Relief Orders and experts in money management.
We can help you with that. Please note that we only advise on appeals, we cannot give general advice on benefits, such as entitlement. For help with this please visit Citizens Advice .
You have 1 month to request a review of the decision (late requests can be made up to 12 months late but only with good grounds for lateness). Many of the local entitlement advice services can assist with this stage. Please take a look at our website for further support.
Access to our Welfare Rights appeals and Representation service (WRARS) is usually by referral from partner advice services in the Norfolk Community advice network NCAN Common Referral System.
If you have problems with getting referred you can call the Welfare Benefits team directly on 01603 496623 and choose option 4, or email us at wrars@ncls.co.uk. If our Welfare Benefit service has assisted you previously you can self-refer.
Alternatively contact us using our enquiry form and we will get back to you within 3 working days.