Millions of low-income Californians face legal problems relating to basic necessities.

Hunger. Homelessness. Violence.

Legal nonprofit organizations and their volunteers provide life-saving free legal assistance to Californians in need.

Here, volunteers from the law firm Pillsbury volunteer for the Justice Bus Project and provide free legal help to low-income residents of Watsonville on identity theft and consumer scams.

What's New

Opening Doors to Justice 2012! OneJustice is gearing up for our big event on Thursday, July 12! Tickets and sponsorship packages are still available HERE.

Check our our new blog! You can read it HERE and sign up for new blog posts.

The Justice Bus Project wins the Award for Nonprofit Excellence from California Association of Nonprofits Insurance Services - we are the first legal nonprofit organization to ever receive this award!

Executive Director Julia Wilson receives a "Pursuit of Justice" Award from the California Women's Law Center! - View photos from the awards event HERE.

Are you looking for legal help? Find information about legal issues and referrals to nonprofits and court programs that offer free help at www.LawHelpCA.org.

Protection of basic human rights

Needless suffering from solvable legal problems should not be an option. With resources stretched thin statewide, we provide critical skills, training, resources and support to 100+ nonprofit legal organizations, law schools, law firms and businesses and thousands of lawyers and law students to help them stretch capacity to assist the up to 8 million at-risk low-income people to resolve pressing legal problems. Our programs strengthen the emergency safety net to meet an ever-growing need in our community.

Our mission is to resolve legal problems by removing barriers to justice. Join us today!



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