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Access to Justice
Helping people understand their rights, navigate systems and reach appropriate information, advice, support and routes to redress.
Legal support & navigation →Justice • Opportunity • Community • Policy
Independent thinking.
Community action.
Practical solutions.
Measurable impact.
Justice Project International is a UK-focused not-for-profit organisation working at the intersection of justice, public policy and community development.
Practical work within communities is combined with research, policy analysis and professional collaboration—turning experience into evidence and evidence into better delivery.
The JPI model
Community → Evidence → Policy → Impact
Practical programmes identify need, test responses, measure outcomes and inform policy. Policy is then judged by whether it improves outcomes in real communities.
Community
Evidence
Policy
Impact
Our four pillars
From communities to policy. From policy to communities.
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Social Mobility & Opportunity
Creating pathways into education, employment, professional networks, enterprise and leadership—particularly for young people from disadvantaged communities.
Opportunity Bridge →03
Research & Evidence
Combining community experience, programme outcomes, professional expertise, official data and independent research to identify what works.
Research & evidence →04
Public Policy & Reform
Translating evidence and practical experience into constructive recommendations for government, public bodies and service providers.
Justice Insights →Why JPI exists
Justice and opportunity are often decided long before somebody reaches a courtroom.
Housing insecurity, poverty, discrimination, domestic abuse, mental ill-health, dependency, limited professional networks and lack of access to advice can reinforce one another. JPI works where those pressures meet law, public services and opportunity.
Impact areas
Justice, opportunity and institutional performance
The programme spans issues where disadvantage can affect rights, safety, confidence in institutions and the ability to progress.
Youth JusticeCriminal Justice & RehabilitationDomestic AbuseViolence Against Women & GirlsPolicing & AccountabilityStop & SearchMental Health & JusticeDrug & Alcohol DependencyHousing & HomelessnessEmployment & Economic SecurityVictims' RightsEqualitySocial Mobility & Opportunity
Justice Insights
Current policy, grounded in practical impact
JPI follows changes in law and public policy without allowing the news cycle to define the organisation. The question is always practical: what does a change mean for people, communities and services?
View current policy watch80,829open Crown Court cases at the end of June 2026MoJ, published 24 September 2026
135,580households in temporary accommodation at 31 March 2026MHCLG, published 13 August 2026
85,858people in prison in England and Wales at 30 June 2026MoJ, published 30 July 2026
3.8mpeople estimated to have experienced domestic abuse in the year ending March 2025ONS latest prevalence estimate
Get involved
Open a door. Share expertise. Build evidence. Support change.
Support can take the form of mentoring, workplace access, professional expertise, research collaboration, community partnership, sponsorship or funding.