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WHO WE ARE

Youth Legal is an independent charity based in Wandsworth, assisting marginalised and vulnerable young people across the London area.

 

Youth Legal facilitates young people’s access to justice through high quality young person-friendly legal advice, support and education.

 

Our specialist legal advice is focussed on fighting for children and young people to be safe and secure, with appropriate housing and care.

OUR VISION

All young people have their rights respected, can secure equal access to justice and achieve a successful transition to adulthood.

OUR MISSION

Youth Legal works to bring lasting change to the lives of marginalised and vulnerable young people by providing easy access to young person-friendly social welfare lawyers and advisers offering high quality, holistic support and legal education.

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Call us on: 020 3195 1906

 

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Email: info@youthlegal.org.uk

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You can get a snapshot of what we’ve achieved so far in our interactive 10 Years of Impact Report 2013-2023

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your STORIES

We work with young people from every community, care leavers, young carers, disabled young people, asylum seekers and migrant children and their families. Here are some stories of how we helped young people in the borough to overcome their problems.

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Tomas' Story
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Tomas' Story

Listen how getting free legal advice and support helped Tomas stay with his foster care until he finished college then helped sort out his homelessness application.
Jemima's Story
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Jemima's Story

Listen how free legal advice helped Jemima and her baby daughter get moved to suitable, clean and decent accommodation when they were homeless.
Patrick's Story
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Patrick's Story

Listen to Patrick tell what happened when he was threatened with eviction at 16. Without free legal advice from a young person's legal advice centre he would have become homeless or had to quite studying. Now he volunteer's at the young people's legal advice centre.
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