| Masonic Trust - MCF Large Grant |
| £60,000 |
17/04/2024
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Contribution towards the salary of the Head of Projects of Voices for Families.
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| Essex Community Foundation - Solicitors Pro Bono Group (known as LawWorks) |
| £5,000 |
21/03/2024
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towards the costs of setting up and running pro bono law clinics in Colchester, Basildon, and around Essex University for people and not-for-profit organisations facing the risk of legal exclusion and promoting access to justice
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| City Bridge Trust - Grant to LawWorks |
| £299,700 |
20/03/2024
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£299,700 over five years (£53,900; £56,400; £63,100; £61,700; £64,600) to continue, expand, and improve the aspects of the Not-for-Profits Programme that benefit Londoners.
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| Trust for London - LawWorks |
| £107,809 |
09/01/2024
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This funding is for the continuation of our Unpaid Wages Project which helps clients in insecure work. The clients are advised by volunteer lawyers who are trained, supported and supervised by a LawWorks specialist employment solicitor. The funding
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This funding is for the continuation of our Unpaid Wages Project which helps clients in insecure work. The clients are advised by volunteer lawyers who are trained, supported and supervised by a LawWorks specialist employment solicitor. The funding will primarily be spent on the solicitor's salary.
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| Trust for London - LawWorks (Solicitors Pro Bono Group) |
| £4,900 |
29/09/2022
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This is a cost of living uplift for grant reference 360G-trustforlondon-MAIN-S2-01.06.2021-9127
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| Access to Justice Foundation - Help Accessing Legal Support (HALS) |
| £112,500 |
13/09/2022
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Help Accessing Legal Support (HALS) is a programme of The Access to Justice Foundation with the Ministry of Justice. We are working with organisations to sustain and improve access to early social welfare and family legal advice, to enable users
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Help Accessing Legal Support (HALS) is a programme of The Access to Justice Foundation with the Ministry of Justice. We are working with organisations to sustain and improve access to early social welfare and family legal advice, to enable users to resolve these problems as early as possible and avoid the need for court or tribunal proceedings where possible. Where court or tribunal proceedings are needed, we expect the grant will provide the support needed to help people manage their way through the process effectively. A key feature of this programme is expected to focus on helping us all understand what works better in terms of service delivery and also to help make the case for future investment in this work.
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| The Shears Foundation - LawWorks (the operating name of the Solicitors Pro Bono Group) |
| £5,000 |
29/04/2022
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LawWorks Clinics Programme (North East)
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| Sam and Bella Sebba Charitable Foundation - Grant to Domestic Abuse Response Alliance |
| £45,400 |
24/02/2022
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Towards DARA project
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| Trust for London - LawWorks (Solicitors Pro Bono Group) |
| £97,000 |
13/10/2021
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This funding is for the continuation of the Unpaid Wages Project which helps clients in insecure work. The clients are advised by volunteer lawyers who are trained and supported by a LawWorks specialist employment solicitor.
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| City Bridge Trust - Grant to LawWorks |
| £132,200 |
23/09/2021
24 |
£132,700 over a further and final two years years (£65,500; £67,200) towards the salaries of the Head of NfPP (0.65FTE); NfPP Caseworker (0.65FTE); Head of Programmes (0.65FTE); and associated running costs.
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| Access to Justice Foundation - 1. ATJF National Grant 2021/22 |
| £20,000 |
08/09/2021
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1. Through this funding, the Foundation aims to support the sustainability and efficiency of pro bono help for those going through the legal system alone. Therefore the organisations were given flexibility in their proposals to suggest allocation to
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1. Through this funding, the Foundation aims to support the sustainability and efficiency of pro bono help for those going through the legal system alone. Therefore the organisations were given flexibility in their proposals to suggest allocation to their core costs and activities or to support a specific project or role.
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| Access to Justice Foundation - Legal Support for Litigants in Person |
| £236,880 |
10/05/2021
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The Litigant in Person Support Strategy (LIPSS) is a partnership of national organisations working together to improve the experience of people facing the legal process alone throughout England and Wales.
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| The London Community Foundation - Grant to Solicitors Pro Bono Group |
| £6,803 |
14/10/2020
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The funding is for our Voices for Families (VFF) project, which supports children and young people with life-limiting or life-threatening illnesses and their families who access our legal services through referrals made from children’s
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The funding is for our Voices for Families (VFF) project, which supports children and young people with life-limiting or life-threatening illnesses and their families who access our legal services through referrals made from children’s hospices or via the helpline of the charity Together for Short Lives.
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| National Lottery Community Fund - Connecting communities with free legal advisers |
| £34,837 |
26/08/2020
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The funding will provide free web-based legal advice resource called The Jeanie Project (TJP). This platform will enable non-legal front-line staff and volunteers to conduct an initial assessment of the legal problems faced by vulnerable people so
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The funding will provide free web-based legal advice resource called The Jeanie Project (TJP). This platform will enable non-legal front-line staff and volunteers to conduct an initial assessment of the legal problems faced by vulnerable people so that they can obtain appropriate free legal advice.
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| Access to Justice Foundation - Legal Support for Litigants in Person Grant |
| £89,206 |
13/07/2020
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LSLIP is a two-year project funded by the Ministry of Justice (MoJ). It aims to enhance services that support the earliest possible interventions for litigants in person reducing the risk of their problems escalating. To develop our understanding of
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LSLIP is a two-year project funded by the Ministry of Justice (MoJ). It aims to enhance services that support the earliest possible interventions for litigants in person reducing the risk of their problems escalating. To develop our understanding of how and when litigants in person access different services to help ensure that services are designed around the people who need to use them. To build an evidence base of what works and what doesn’t by evaluating the effectiveness of the support delivered by the new grant to litigants in person.
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| City Bridge Trust - Grant to LawWorks |
| £17,600 |
11/06/2020
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£17,600 towards remaining costs of the work as outlined in your application, excluding evaluation costs.
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| National Lottery Community Fund - LawWorks Cymru (phase three) |
| £422,760 |
24/01/2020
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Building on previous projects to provide free legal advice, the project will expand the network of independent clinics in Wales providing free legal advice with the aim of facilitating more clinics in healthcare and community mental health settings
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Building on previous projects to provide free legal advice, the project will expand the network of independent clinics in Wales providing free legal advice with the aim of facilitating more clinics in healthcare and community mental health settings to improve access for vulnerable people. The project will recruit law firms and agencies to increase the number of volunteer lawyers and law students available for pro bono work at clinics. It will also provide training sessions for volunteer lawyers, provide practical assistance for setting up clinics, provide professional indemnity insurance where needed and generally facilitate and support pro bono work in Wales. £422,760 over five years will pay for wages, freelance fees, recruitment, training, overheads,, marketing, translation, monitoring and evaluation.
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| Trust for London - LawWorks (Solicitors Pro Bono Group) |
| £84,000 |
13/06/2019
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The funding is for the expansion of a pilot project which helps clients in insecure work claim unpaid wages from their employers at the Employment Tribunal. Law Centres and legal clinics refer cases to a LawWorks specialist employment solicitor who
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The funding is for the expansion of a pilot project which helps clients in insecure work claim unpaid wages from their employers at the Employment Tribunal. Law Centres and legal clinics refer cases to a LawWorks specialist employment solicitor who trains and supports volunteer lawyers to advise and represent clients.
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| Tudor Trust - Grant to Solicitors Pro Bono Group |
| £80,000 |
03/08/2018
24 |
over two years as continuation funding towards the salary of the clinics support and development manager, supporting the expansion of legal clinics across England and Wales
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| City Bridge Trust - Grant to LawWorks |
| £162,700 |
20/09/2017
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£162,700 over three years (53,000; £54,200; £55,500) towards the salaries of the Head of NfPP; NfPP Caseworker; Head of Programmes; and associated running costs.
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| Ministry of Justice - Litigants in Person Scheme 2 |
| £177,660 |
01/07/2017
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To provide support to litigants in person to help them access sources of information and free legal advice, to assist them to navigate the court process, and where appropriate to support them to represent themselves at court.
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| Trust for London - LawWorks (Solicitors Pro Bono Group) |
| £38,000 |
07/06/2017
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The funding is towards LawWorks plans to set up a pilot virtual unpaid wages clinic to help clients in insecure work by hiring a part-time employment solicitor to whom Law Centres and legal clinics in London will refer unpaid wages cases. The
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The funding is towards LawWorks plans to set up a pilot virtual unpaid wages clinic to help clients in insecure work by hiring a part-time employment solicitor to whom Law Centres and legal clinics in London will refer unpaid wages cases. The LawWorks solicitor will then refer the cases to trained pro bono lawyers.
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| Ministry of Justice - Litigants in Person Scheme 1 |
| £59,220 |
01/04/2017
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To provide support to litigants in person to help them access sources of information and free legal advice, to assist them to navigate the court process, and where appropriate to support them to represent themselves at court.
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| National Lottery Community Fund - LawWorks Cyrmu: phase two |
| £250,000 |
27/07/2016
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LawWorks Cyrmu: phase two
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| Tudor Trust - Grant to Solicitors Pro Bono Group |
| £139,000 |
12/06/2015
36 |
over three years towards the salary of a clinic support and development manager to support the expansion of a legal clinic network in the North of England
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| National Lottery Community Fund - LawWorks Cymru |
| £185,164 |
26/09/2012
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This three year project will provide free legal advice to individuals and small community groups who cannot access legal aid or pay legal fees. It will be based in Rhyl, Caerphilly, Merthyr Tydfil, Rhondda Cynon Taff, Swansea, Bridgend, Wrexham and
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This three year project will provide free legal advice to individuals and small community groups who cannot access legal aid or pay legal fees. It will be based in Rhyl, Caerphilly, Merthyr Tydfil, Rhondda Cynon Taff, Swansea, Bridgend, Wrexham and Cardiff and will also develop the capacity in Wales to provide free legal advice for the future. The grant will be used to fund two new part time Legal Advice Project officers and associated costs including outreach costs and a contribution towards overheads.
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