Funded projects

To support the Migrant Women's Rights Service.

To produce a one day conference on the Law and Social Change.

For an editorial partnership to investigate and report on unlawful public decision-making and how civil society is seeking to address it.

To support work relating to a previous grant to ensure the Concluding Observations of the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child are fully utilised as an advocacy tool by voluntary sector organisations.

To defend, enforce and promote the housing rights of Domestic Violence survivors through free legal representation, capacity-strengthening of the voluntary sector and strategic litigation.

To undertake further research on the Kinship Counts! project with Kinship Carers.

To empower organisations supporting victims of trafficking to use the law to ensure victims are identified and receive the support they are entitled to.

To help reduce HIV stigma by using up to date knowledge of HIV to ensure the correct application of the law.

To establish the Scottish Interest Law Centre, which aims to ensure that the law and human rights based approaches are seen as tools for social change.

To develop a partnership between the North East Law Centre and the Recovery College Collective to test how legal and human rights based approaches could improve the outcomes for people experiencing mental distress.