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You can find out here which cities we currently operate in and which case types we can help with in each city.

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We run Path to Papers, a website which helps people to find out whether they may be eligible for British citizenship. The website is completely anonymous and doesn't track data. If you're not feeling ready to contact us about your immigration status yet then Path to Papers is a good place to start.  

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Published: 20th February, 2018

Updated: 6th March, 2018

Author: Katie Fennell

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Scotland

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JustRight Scotland's supervising lawyer is based in Glasgow and works with law firms in Glasgow and Edinburgh. They currently provide assistance with complex immigration and citizenship matters which cannot be properly supported by legal aid alone. 

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Published: 20th February, 2018

Updated: 6th March, 2018

Author: Katie Fennell

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Central England Law Centre's supervising lawyer works with law firms in Birmingham city centre. Our Birmingham pro bono lawyers can help with citizenship applications. 

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Published: 20th February, 2018

Updated: 6th March, 2018

Author: Katie Fennell

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Three of our supervising lawyers work with eight different pro bono partners in central London. Our pro bono lawyers are supported by Coram Children's Legal Centre and MiCLU and can help with citizenship and long residence applications.

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Published: 20th February, 2018

Updated: 6th March, 2018

Author: Katie Fennell

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  • Interview: Olivia Clark and Kristin Bong

    Interview: Olivia Clark and Kristin Bong

    Georgia Iacovou interviews two of our longer-serving pro bono lawyers about their thoughts on the project, the importance and challenges of pro bono work, and how they feel KIND has improved things for firms, for them, and for clients.

  • 15 pro bono cases that couldn't have been completed without KIND UK

    15 pro bono cases that couldn't have been completed without KIND UK

    It's pro bono week, so we thought we'd have a chat with Alexander Kolmakov from DLA Piper — he's close to completing his 15th case.

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    Why get involved?

    We support pro bono lawyers so that they can take on a case from start to finish. That means that our pro bono lawyers help a child, young person or their parent prepare and submit an application for citizenship or permission to reside in the UK.

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    Why we do it

    Research estimates that there are over 120,000 undocumented children in the UK. Some of them are British but unable to prove it, many of them have a legal entitlement to British citizenship; even more would suffer human rights violations if they had to leave the UK.

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    How we do it

    Kids in Need of Defense UK partners with law firms and businesses. Their lawyers can then provide free legal representation to children and young people. We call them our pro bono lawyers because they give their time for the public good; not profit.

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