Work alongside us to help create a more equal and
fair Norfolk

NCLS works with a variety of partners in a range of ways. We are always looking to explore new opportunities.

Partner with us

Last year we helped over 4,500 clients. But as demand for our services continues to grow, we need your help to ensure that no one is left without access to justice.

NCLS has an excellent reputation across the county, and we often make referrals between our two organisations.

Ann Donkin – Chief Executive – Age UK Norfolk

Why partner with us

We make a real difference to people’s lives. Legal advice and access to justice can be needed unexpectedly, by anyone, at any time of life. With legal aid drastically cut, it can be challenging to find affordable legal help, particularly for vulnerable people. We are here to provide accessible help and support.

Whether it’s help with debt management, support for family law court hearings, appealing a benefit decision, help with immigration status, domestic abuse support, or an employment dispute, our services are completely free, providing support and advice for anyone who needs it, at any time, in Norfolk.

£3.3m

in previously denied 
benefits recouped 

£2.3m

in debt written off 
or renegotiated

331

family court hearings attended

The benefits of partnering with us

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