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Volunteer for Justice

You can volunteer with FLAC in three different ways – in our free legal advice clinics, on our phoneline, or you can offer pro bono services to social justice organisations through our PILA project.

Volunteer in a Free Legal Advice Clinic

Our free Legal Advice Advice Clinics provide first stop assistance, basic legal information and advice.

If you are qualified to practice law in Ireland you can volunteer in our Free Legal Advice Clinics.

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Pro Bono with PILA

PILA is a project of FLAC that connects social justice organisations with free legal expertise on a pro bono basis. Law firms and lawyers assist NGOs with ad hoc legal advice, public interest litigation support, law reform working groups, legal education sessions and more sustained pro bono projects.

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Volunteer on our Legal Info Line

Our phoneline volunteers provide basic legal information and refer callers to other services and sources of legal advice, including FLAC’s Free Legal Advice Clinics, on our phoneline. They do not give legal advice.

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Meet Our Volunteers

Bolanle

“My name is Bolanle but you can call me Bola. I live in Dublin City. I am a Solicitor in Ireland specialising in immigration law, and currently working in corporate immigration for over 3 years. I came to Ireland over 15 years ago to study for my Master’s degree in law at Trinity College. I […]”

Pat

“I’m a barrister working primarily in the Cork circuit, in the area of conveyancing, commercial & construction.  I have been volunteering for 13 years and I have forged many friendships through Flac over that time, it’s a great way of checking in with people.  I generally volunteer one evening a month, from 6.30 until 8pm. […]”

Lizzy

“I’m 30 years old from Cabinteely. I have lived in Ireland my whole life. I’m half Irish (Mum is from Mayo) , half Ghanaian (Dad is from Ghana). I studied law at UCD. After that did a traineeship in a commercial law firm. Then, I opted for a career change, I wanted to do something […]”