About
Who are we?
Vauxhall Law Centre has been in existence for over 50 years, helping to tackle inequalities and disadvantages faced by those in our community. We were set up as the result of collaboration between local community activists, Liverpool City Council, Liverpool Law Society and the John Moores Foundation – all of whom remain broadly supportive of the work undertaken at the Centre to this day.
We operate across the city region, as well as the surrounding areas, helping to improve the lives of our clients through advocacy and representation in matters of Welfare Rights, Housing, Debt and Public Law.
Vauxhall Community Law & Information Centre is an inclusive and non-discriminatory organisation. We work with and advocate for members of the community that face injustice, irrespective of gender, sexuality, ethnicity, religion, disability, or immigration status. We take a strong stance against all forms of bigotry and work to challenge prejudice and injustice wherever we find it.
We are part of the Law Centres Network
They champion the work of Law Centres across the UK, support the services they provide, and campaign together on a national scale for equal access to justice for everyone.
We are accredited by Lexcel
Lexcel is The Law Society of England and Wales’ accreditation, designed to recognise law firms that are committed to legal excellence.
Our Values
How we work
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Combat Social Exclusion
Raising income levels and helping to control debt levels through legal advice work.
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Provision of Legal Advice
Providing information to people who wouldn’t have access, so they can better assert their rights.
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Promotion of Free Legal Advice
Provide a high quality and independent legal advice service which is free to users
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04
Reduce Poverty and Improve Health and Well-being
Promoting independence to disabled people and their carers.
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Promote Equality
Actively challenging discrimination through legal advice and representation.
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