We protect our clients as they move through the legal process, from initial advice to courtroom representation.

Day in, day out, Intervene speaks to some of the most vulnerable people in the UK prison system. Many of these individuals have been abused, mistreated, or neglected.

The number of prisoners requiring representation is exponentially increasing. Due to relentless legal aid cuts, the need for our service is greater than ever. We provide in excess of 4000 hours of pro bono work per year, and still cannot meet demand.

 If you would like to contribute to our advocacy, and help us represent as many individuals who are in need as possible, have a peek at our volunteering page for further information.

 Intervene’s predominant purpose is providing free legal representation to prisoners in need of our services. We strive to take on all cases falling within our ambit, where the financial need for our service is demonstrated.

Prisoners approach us with their legal issues. Many have been injured due to prison conditions or abuse from prison staff. Some clients have suffered from poor quality healthcare, nutrition, or rehabilitative support. Other clients have had the few possessions they own stolen, lost or mishandled. We listen to them with open minds.

We will then research the relevant law and policy, and ask appropriate follow-up questions, enabling us to develop the best understanding of our clients’ cases. 

Contact details

Organisation	Intervene Project
Address	27, London Road, Bromley, Kent, BR1 1DG, United Kingdom
Phone	0208 181 3100
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