Northwest Justice Project is a publicly funded legal aid organization dedicated to providing free civil legal assistance to low-income individuals and communities across Washington State. Specializing in addressing critical legal barriers that impact housing, safety, and economic security, it stands out for its commitment to equal access to justice and systemic advocacy on behalf of vulnerable populations.
With a team of skilled attorneys and advocates, the organization employs a client-centered and community-oriented approach, focusing on the most pressing legal needs affecting disadvantaged residents. It prioritizes cases involving basic human needs such as preventing homelessness, securing public benefits, and protecting survivors of domestic violence, ensuring that legal help is both accessible and impactful for those who cannot afford private representation.
Services Offered
- Attorney services for civil legal matters
- Housing and eviction defense
- Public benefits advocacy
- Domestic violence protection
- Family law assistance
- Consumer protection
- Employment rights
- Education law
- Health care access
- Immigration legal services
- Senior legal assistance
- Native American unit services
- Farmworker rights advocacy
- Systemic litigation and policy advocacy
Northwest Justice Project serves all counties in Washington State and offers assistance in multiple languages to accommodate diverse communities. It operates several specialized units and leverages a network of pro bono attorneys and community partners to extend its reach and effectiveness in combating injustice.
