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Hounslow Law Centre is a registered charity based in West London near London's Heathrow Airport. Hounslow is an
economically active area and home to many industries related to the busy airport. It is also very ethnically diverse, with
nearly 35% of the population from black and ethnic backgrounds. However, major deprivation exists in part of the borough,
especially on some housing estates.
The Law Centre provides free legal service in the main social welfare areas of law. We serve residents who live or work
in the London borough of Hounslow and surrounding areas. Hounslow Law Centre practices a high quality service, and has been
awarded a quality kitemark by the Legal Services Commission, is regulated by OISC (Immigration) and posesses the Matrix standard for learning and work (REA project).
Our Mission
Our Mission is to provide a high quality service to those most disadvantaged and vulnerable in society. To ensure that
all have access to justice and equality. To monitor the changing needs of the community and to provide a legal service and
support to those most in need. To be a voice for the disadvantaged, to promote change in access to the law, social justice
and human rights.
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Becoming a Member
Membership of Hounslow Law Centre is open to anyone who lives or works in the London borough of Hounslow. If members
have suitable skills and experience, they can then be nominated to join the Management Committee at the Annual General meeting.
To join, please drop in to reception to pick up a form, phone, or e-mail us.
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Seeking work or education?
New careers advice and job assistance service for unemployed
adults
REA Learning and Work Advice is now offering free advice to the above client group at the offices of Hounslow Law Centre, as well as West Thames College.
Funding from the London Borough of Hounslow Employment Support Programme and a link with a job brokerage company is enabling us to assist local people into
jobs.
For an appointment with one of REA's advisors, please call or drop in to the Law Centre.
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