Arab Community Legal Support CIC – Affordable Community Support in Birmingham

Arab Community Legal Support CIC is a Community Interest Company based in Birmingham, dedicated to supporting individuals and families by providing accessible community services and practical guidance.

Our aim is to help people understand their rights, access support and improve their wellbeing through community-based services.

Our services include:

• Information and guidance on welfare benefits and public services
• Housing and homelessness guidance
• Support with completing forms and applications
• CV writing and employment support
• English language support
• Signposting and referrals to specialist organisations
• Community advice and wellbeing support
• Support for refugees, migrants and vulnerable members of the community

We are committed to providing friendly, respectful and confidential support to everyone, regardless of their background.

Location: Birmingham

Website: www.arablegalcic.org

Email: [email protected]

We welcome referrals from individuals, community organisations and local partners.

Please contact us to find out more about our services or how we can support you.

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