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AN-NUSRAH
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Volunteers and pro bono lawyers

AN-NUSRAH works with volunteers and lawyers who give their time without charge. Tell us how you would like to help. Every application is checked before anyone is given a role or access to a case.

Wannan abun ciki bai samu a harshenka ba tukuna. An nuna shi da Turanci.

Volunteers

Support rights education, community outreach, case administration, research, translation and events. Volunteers work under staff supervision and never receive case information without authorisation.

Pro bono lawyers

Take on a case without charge, give a second opinion or support a community legal clinic. We confirm your professional standing and run a conflict-of-interest check before any case is assigned.

Register your interest

Complete this form to offer your time. We will contact you to verify your details, check references and, for lawyers, confirm your practice details. Registration is not a promise of a placement or of access to any case.

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Email or phone is required.

Email or phone is required.

Volunteer declaration

I understand that this role involves contact with people in vulnerable situations. I agree to follow the Foundation's safeguarding policy and code of conduct, to keep confidential anything I learn, and to declare any conflict of interest before accepting an assignment. I understand that the Foundation may check my references and, for lawyers, my professional standing, and may decline or end a placement.

I confirm that the information I have given is true and that I will follow AN-NUSRAH's safeguarding, confidentiality and conflict-of-interest rules. I agree that the Foundation may verify my identity, references and professional credentials, may keep those records securely, and may contact me about assignments. I understand that I can withdraw this consent at any time and that this ends my volunteering.

Read our privacy notice and safeguarding commitments.

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