Get free advice and support through court.
We give free, confidential, practical help and emotional support for people going through court in Devon and Cornwall and into life beyond.
People often arrive at court alone, feeling powerless, trapped and terrified. We are free, and independent of the system. We sit down and listen. We build trust and use our knowledge and connections to find solutions to complicated situations.
We will guide towards positive change and stay by your side for as long as you want us there.
Exeter student volunteer reveals how court delays can affect the mental health of people going through the justice system. Saskia balances volunteering with studies and sport They always say if you want a job done,…
Emma wants to share her ADHD story so that other women feel understood. Facing criminal charges Unfortunately, Emma found herself at Exeter Crown and County Court where an usher introduced her to Ben, our Coordinator.…
Our Truro team recently welcomed Hannah Bondi, Policy and Research Officer at the Magistrates’ Association. She met with our Cornwall Coordinators, along with some local magistrates, to discuss the challenges magistrates face in Cornwall and the…
After a career in full time education, Trudy is now using her people skills and trauma-informed approach to support people through court. As a volunteer at Newton Abbot Magistrates’ Court, she can come alongside people in…
Volunteer Poppy has been with us since January 2025. She’s building her legal future with our team at Exeter Crown and County Court. Over her time as a volunteer, she’s learnt so much about the Justice…
Recently, we’ve worked with our local dentistry school to help improve access to dental care for people affected by the justice system. Poverty is often the root cause for being at court We are deeply…
