Voice for Justice Advocacy
Campaigning for human rights and social justice across the UK
We Fight for Your Rights
Voice for Justice Advocacy is a UK-based charity that helps people fight injustice. Whether you’re facing eviction, struggling with disability discrimination, navigating the immigration system, or fighting for fair wages – we’re here to help. All our services are completely free.
🏠 What We Campaign For
- Housing rights & preventing homelessness
- Disability rights & accessibility
- Immigration justice & refugee support
- Economic justice & living wage
- Welfare rights & benefits
- Employment rights & fair work
👥 Who We Help
- People facing eviction or homelessness
- Disabled people facing discrimination
- Migrants, refugees & asylum seekers
- Low-income workers & families
- People struggling with benefits
- Anyone facing injustice
🤝 How We Work
- Free advice & information
- Direct casework support
- Legal representation
- Policy research & campaigning
- Community education
- Tribunal representation
📖 Real Story: How We Helped Maria
Maria, a single mother of two, received an eviction notice giving her just 2 weeks to leave her home. Her landlord was selling the property and she had nowhere to go. Maria called our advice line in tears.
“I didn’t know what to do. I thought we’d be on the streets. The advisor explained my rights clearly and helped me fight the eviction. We got it delayed by 3 months, which gave me time to find somewhere else. They even helped me apply for emergency housing. I can’t thank them enough.”
Outcome: Eviction delayed, emergency housing secured, family stayed together. This is what we do every day.
Our Free Services
Every service is completely free. We’re funded by charitable donations and grants – we’ll never charge you a penny.
📞 Free Advice Line
What we can help with over the phone:
- Understanding your housing rights
- Challenging eviction notices
- Benefits appeals and sanctions
- Disability discrimination
- Immigration queries (basic advice)
- Employment rights issues
What happens when you call: You’ll speak to a trained advisor who’ll listen to your situation, explain your rights in plain English, and tell you what your options are. No jargon, no judgment – just clear advice.
Average call time: 20-30 minutes for initial advice
📋 Casework Support
What our caseworkers do:
- Write letters to landlords, councils, and government agencies
- Help you gather evidence for your case
- Represent you at tribunals and hearings
- Negotiate with landlords and authorities on your behalf
- Support you through complex legal processes
How long it takes:
• Simple cases (e.g., letter to landlord): 2-4 weeks
• Medium cases (e.g., benefits appeal): 6-12 weeks
• Complex cases (e.g., housing tribunal): 3-6 months
Eligibility: You must be in our service area (see below) and facing an urgent issue. We prioritize people at immediate risk of homelessness or serious harm.
⚖️ Free Legal Clinic
Get free legal advice from qualified solicitors specializing in:
- Housing law & tenant rights
- Immigration & asylum law
- Employment law
- Welfare benefits law
How it works: Drop in between 2pm-6pm (no appointment needed). You’ll see a solicitor for a 30-minute consultation. They’ll assess your case and tell you if you have grounds to proceed.
What to bring: Any relevant documents (eviction notice, tenancy agreement, letters from council, etc.), ID, and proof of address.
Wait time: Usually 15-45 minutes depending on how busy we are. First come, first served.
🎓 Workshops & Training
Free workshops on:
- Know Your Rights (Housing): Understanding your tenancy, dealing with disrepair, challenging evictions
- Benefits & Universal Credit: How to claim, dealing with sanctions, mandatory reconsiderations
- Employment Rights: Unfair dismissal, discrimination, zero-hours contracts
- Community Organizing: How to campaign for change in your area
When: Last Saturday of each month, 10am-12pm
Where: Community Centre, 45 High Street, London E1 5AB
Sign up: Email workshops@voiceforjustice.org.uk or call our main line
Where We Work
We provide services across London with telephone advice available UK-wide.
Our Coverage:
Full Service Areas
If you live in Tower Hamlets, Hackney, Newham, Islington, or Camden, you can access:
- Free advice line
- Face-to-face casework
- Legal clinic appointments
- Tribunal representation
- Workshops & training
Outside Our Core Area?
If you’re in another London borough or anywhere in the UK:
- Call our advice line: 0800 123 4567
- We can provide telephone advice
- We can refer you to local organizations
- We can still help with some urgent cases
How to Get Help
Getting support from us is simple. Here’s what happens:
Contact Us
Call our free advice line (0800 123 4567), drop into our legal clinic (Tuesdays 2-6pm), or use the chat assistant below to understand what support we can offer.
Tell Us Your Story
We’ll ask about your situation to understand what’s happening and what you need. This is confidential and non-judgmental. We’re here to listen and help.
Get Matched with Support
Based on your needs, we’ll connect you with the right service – telephone advice, casework support, legal representation, or partner organizations if we can’t help directly.
Common Questions
❓ Do I need to live in London to get help?
Anyone in the UK can call our advice line (0800 123 4567) for free telephone advice and information. For face-to-face casework, legal clinic, and representation services, we prioritize residents in our core service areas (Tower Hamlets, Hackney, Newham, Islington, Camden). However, if you’re in another London borough and facing a serious urgent issue, contact us anyway – we may still be able to help or refer you to the right organization.
❓ Is your service really free? What’s the catch?
Yes, completely free. No catch. We’re a registered charity funded by donations, grants, and partnerships. We’ll never charge you for advice, casework, or legal representation. We don’t means-test you or ask about your income. If you need help, we’re here – that’s it.
❓ How long does casework take?
It depends on the complexity of your case. Simple issues (like writing a letter to your landlord) might be resolved in 2-4 weeks. Medium-complexity cases (like benefits appeals) typically take 6-12 weeks. Complex housing or legal cases can take 3-6 months, especially if they go to tribunal. We’ll give you realistic timescales after your initial assessment and keep you updated throughout.
❓ What if my issue is urgent? I need help NOW.
Call our advice line immediately: 0800 123 4567 (Monday-Friday 9am-5pm). Tell them it’s urgent. If you’re facing homelessness within 48 hours, we can fast-track your case and may be able to get emergency support in place the same day. If it’s outside office hours and you’re in immediate danger, call 999 or contact your local council’s emergency housing team.
❓ What happens to my information? Is it confidential?
Yes, everything you tell us is confidential. We won’t share your information with anyone without your permission, except in very rare circumstances where we’re legally required to (e.g., if we believe a child is at serious risk of harm). We don’t share your details with immigration enforcement, housing benefit investigators, or any other authorities without your explicit consent.
❓ I don’t speak English very well. Can you still help?
Yes. We have advisors who speak several languages, and we can arrange interpreters for over 100 languages. Just call our advice line and let us know which language you need – we’ll arrange an interpreter for your call or appointment at no cost to you.
❓ Can you represent me in court?
For housing tribunals and some benefits tribunals, yes – our trained caseworkers can represent you. For court cases (like eviction hearings in county court), we can refer you to partner solicitors who may be able to help through legal aid. Call us to discuss your specific situation.
❓ What if I’ve already been evicted? Is it too late?
It’s never too late to get advice. Even after eviction, you may have rights to challenge it, claim compensation, or get help with rehousing. Call us as soon as possible – the sooner you contact us, the more options you’ll have.
Ask Our Website Assistant
Get instant answers about our services, eligibility, opening hours, and how to get help. Our AI assistant can answer questions based on all the information on this page – available 24/7, even when our office is closed.
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