Volunteer for Pro Bono projects

The Silvers’ Workshop, also known as Reading Men’s Shed, is looking for pro bono property advice to support the purchase or leasing of a new premises in Reading.

Land and Leaf Collective is seeking legal advice to review a lease and service level agreement for the use of a country estate where they deliver outdoor learning programmes.

Solace Women’s Aid is seeking experienced IT professionals to help strengthen its information governance.

The organisation is seeking pro bono support with the redesign of their logos (Charity and Enterprise). They are seeking a design that portrays the unique nature of what they offer, as well as how they want to grow in the future.

CAYSH is seeking pro bono communications and marketing expertise to help them better engage with corporate partners. They are looking for guidance on how large companies approach Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), including the language and priorities that drive business partnerships.

The Hive Church, based in Heybridge, is seeking pro bono legal assistance to help transfer the freehold of its new premises — Broad Street Green Chapel — into the charity’s name. This is a straightforward property transaction, but the legal costs present a challenge for this small organisation.

YMCA Cornwall is in the process of converting some of its existing premises into 4 flats. The organisation is seeking support with QS and building regs compliance, so that a certificate of lawfulness can be gained in time for completion.

1625 Independent People is seeking pro bono support to develop an Asset Management Strategy (AMS) for its portfolio of supported housing. The charity needs expert guidance to establish a planned maintenance programme, enhance stock performance, and ensure compliance with regulatory standards while aligning with its strategic goals.

The Krystal Klear Foundation is seeking pro bono support for a property and land search to find a suitable Class E property in Hampshire. This space will provide a dynamic hub for mental health initiatives, education, and creative activities.

BELTA (Bristol Estate Leaseholders and Tenants’ Association) is seeking pro bono architectural support for early-stage design, feasibility, and planning work on a community-led extension project. The extension, approximately 70-100m², aims to create a vibrant, inclusive space for the residents of the Bristol Estate.

Redcatch Community Garden is seeking pro bono architectural support to design a new 80-square-metre café within their community garden.

1625 Independent People is seeking pro bono support to redesign the kitchen at their supported housing scheme in Yate. The charity aims to replace the current commercial-style kitchen with a domestic-style, accessible cooking space.