Access Free Legal Advice

Access Free Legal Advice for Deaf, Deafblind and Hard-of-Hearing Women

We provide free legal advice for deaf, deafblind and hard-of-hearing women on a wide range of issues. Our goal is to help you understand your rights, access support, and make informed decisions.

Our services include:
Benefits & Credits

Guidance on accessing benefits and tax credits to maximise your income

Cost of Living & Money

Advice on managing living costs, budgeting, and financial supports

Debt Support

Help with rent arrears, loans, and other debts
Explore repayment options, write-offs, or legal remedie

Discrimination

Support if you experience discrimination, including lack of BSL interpreters

Employment

Rights at work, contracts, maternity, and workplace disputes

Housing Issues

Rights at work, contracts, maternity, and workplace disputes

Immigration

Guidance on immigration status and accessing related services

Pregnancy & Maternity Leave

Advice on maternity leave, pay, and workplace rights

All sessions are fully accessible, with bilingual staff, BSL interpreters and captioners available.

Contact

info@deafinitelywomen.org.uk
Text or Video WhatsApp:
07579 809 766

Telephone:
01773 828233

Text Relay:
18001 01773 828233

“I thoroughly enjoyed the workshop and would love to have more opportunities to create, learn new craft skills, other subjects and advanced levels as the options for myself as a deafblind person is very far and few. Just having that chance has been great as it has made a difference to my mental health”

“Thank you for arranging these wonderful events. It means I am able to feel part of a large community safely in my home!”

“It was amazing. Great for all of us to build confidence around horses, different sizes. It was emotional for me I feel I have got my life back. I enjoyed it so much that I didn`t want the day to end.”

“I am less anxious being in a group of deaf ladies discussing forums as I know I won’t be judged....people think because I have speech I can’t be severely/ profoundly deaf!.... and can follow the conversation captions and sign language is available. I am therefore more receptive to the information being given.”

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