Volunteer for Pro Bono projects

Rock Trust, Scotland’s leading youth homelessness charity, is seeking pro bono legal advice to support a new partnership with Fife Council. The project will bring five long-term empty properties back into use as affordable homes for young people.

Rock Trust is seeking pro bono support with fit-out, decoration and furnishing across its housing portfolio. This includes newly acquired flats in Edinburgh, a large-scale Empty Homes project in Fife, and ongoing void refurbishments. Support is needed to deliver cost-effective, high-quality homes for young people.

Rock Trust is seeking pro bono support to carry out essential property safety checks across its growing housing portfolio. This includes statutory compliance areas such as gas, electrical, fire, asbestos and legionella. Support is needed both for existing homes and new properties coming into management. This work will help ensure safe, compliant homes for young people while reducing operational costs.

Rock Trust is seeking pro bono support to improve the EPC ratings across its housing portfolio. The charity requires initial consultation and scoping advice to identify cost-effective upgrade measures and plan delivery.

Rock Trust is seeking pro bono support to begin its journey towards Net Zero across its property portfolio and future developments. The charity is looking for initial consultation and scoping advice to help shape a practical, achievable carbon reduction plan.

Nadiya is looking for pro bono support to secure warehouse or light industrial space to expand its Homestart Initiative, which provides essential furniture to refugee and vulnerable families.

St Christopher's Fellowship is seeking technical reports required for a planning submission, such as noise impact assessment, Internal daylight assessment, and a Fire Statement report.

St Christopher’s Fellowship is seeking pro bono architectural and technical support to progress a change of use application for its head office in Putney. The organisation aims to convert the building to residential use to unlock its value and reinvest in services for vulnerable young people.

St Christopher's Fellowship is seeking pro bono valuation advice across a portfolio of eight properties located in London and the West Midlands.

YMCA London City and North is redeveloping its Crouch End site, which currently houses 154 young people experiencing homelessness. They are seeking pro bono property search and agency support to identify alternative accommodation during the development period, with potential for longer-term use.

Renewed Horizons CIC is developing a supported housing model across Lancashire that combines stable accommodation with structured employment pathways. They are seeking pro bono property expertise to test the feasibility of their approach and strengthen early-stage plans.

East London Out Project (elop) is preparing a new site in East London and requires specialist property advice to progress essential works. They are seeking pro bono support for a CCTV drainage survey and fire consultancy to inform planned adaptations.