Practice area

Community Training & Workshops

The most useful support is often the information people have before a problem starts. We run group sessions and workshops in community settings, in plain language, so people know their general rights and where to turn.

A Black woman facilitator leading a legal literacy workshop for a diverse group of adults

What we can help with

Typical support

  • Introductory sessions on rights at home, at work and with public bodies
  • Workshops for community groups, faith groups and grassroots organisations
  • Sessions delivered in accessible language and community settings
  • Practical guidance on record-keeping, deadlines and correspondence
  • Tailored sessions developed with partner organisations

How the process usually runs

  1. 01

    Get in touch

    Tell us about your group and the topics that would be most useful.

  2. 02

    Plan the session

    We shape the content and format around the group's needs and language.

  3. 03

    Deliver and follow up

    We run the session and leave written materials people can keep.

We provide general information and practical support rather than advice on your individual circumstances. Where a matter needs regulated or specialist representation, we will tell you and help you find it.

Not sure where to start?

Tell us briefly what you are dealing with. We will explain the general position and, if you need a specialist, help you find one.