The NPBC is committed to strengthening pro bono work in all its forms. We support a variety of projects and initiatives developed in partnership with pro bono organisations, taking a flexible and creative approach to meet the needs of the sector.
Information for Retired Lawyers
Information for Retired Lawyers
Attorney General’s Pro Bono Committee
The Attorney General’s Pro Bono Committee of England and Wales was first established in 2002 by the former Attorney General, Lord Goldsmith.
Guide to student pro bono for frontline advice organisations
This information is aimed at frontline organisations looking to onboard student support to help their pro bono work - but are not sure where to start.
The In House Pro Bono Pledge
The In House Pro Bono Pledge is a way for in-house legal departments to demonstrate their commitment to pro bono through practical steps
Pro Bono Case Studies
Everybody loves a good story. Writing and collecting them is essential for providing examples of and celebrating the hard work of pro bono lawyers and helping to garner both media attention and funding.
Pro Bono Connect
Pro Bono Connect matches pro bono barristers and solicitors on civil matters for individuals, charities and community groups who cannot afford legal advice or representation.
Pro Bono Expert Support
PBES is a scheme jointly delivered by the National Pro Bono Centre and Pro Bono Connect to offer litigation support services to pro bono cases.
Pro Bono Week
Pro Bono Week offers an opportunity to recognise and support the voluntary contribution made by the legal profession across the UK in giving free legal help to those in need.
Resource Development and Useful Information
In addition to signposting to organisations working in the pro bono sector and the resources they offer, we develop specific guides and information where gaps are identified.
Vicarious trauma and working with vulnerable clients
We support pro bono lawyers and charity staff working with vulnerable clients, with a focus on wellbeing and trauma-informed practice.
