Litigate – we work with Deaf people to advise on employment, welfare benefits, debt, housing, discrimination, buying, selling and moving house, writing wills, access to children, divorce, starting a new business, and giving advice and information to Deaf businesses and organisations.

Educate – we give Deaf people information about their rights, provide general advice, make sure Deaf people can access legal advice by telling everyone about our services and advising legal professionals about Deaf issues/ awareness, and we give information to make legal services better for Deaf people.

Advocate – we campaign, lobby and promote legal services for Deaf people. If we cannot advise you we will tell you where you can go for advice.

Collaborate – we work with the Deaf community to improve our services, work with other people and organisations such as the Law Centres Federation, law centres and Citizens Advice bureaux, and provide Deaf law students with opportunities to get some legal work experience.

Advise – we support professionals (Deaf and hearing) working with Deaf people to make sure that they understand what rights Deaf people have through our “Advise the Professionals” service.

You can talk to us face to face (where possible), via webcam or text chat. You can contact us by email, telephone, fax and post. 

Our contact details are as follows: