$615K in expenses

Immigration Legal Assistance Project - Provides legal services to individuals concerning their immigration, naturalization and citizenship status. The Project serves about 8,000 people annually. The project is funded by The State Bar of California Legal Services Trust Fund IOLTA and Equal Access Funds, US Department of Justice Office of Violence Against Women Legal Assistance for Victims funding, donations made to Counsel for Justice, and fees paid by individuals served by the project.

$483K in expenses

Domestic Violence Project - Provides legal services to litigants in domestic violence cases. The Project serves about 2,000 people each year. In 2024 the Project was funded by The State Bar of California Legal Services Trust Fund IOLTA and Partnership grants, a contract with the City of Los Angeles, and donations to Counsel for Justice.

$426K in expenses

Veterans Legal Services Project - Provides legal services to assist veterans in removing legal barriers to employment by focusing on three areas: Misdemeanor expungements, self-help clearing tickets and warrants, and reinstating their California drivers license. The project receives funding from Counsel for Justice's fundraising and donations from corporations and other community stakeholders that support veterans' successful reintegration into the LA community after their military service.

$43K in expenses

AIDS Legal Services Project - Provides volunteer attorneys to assist people living with HIV and AIDS on a wide range of civil legal issues including discrimination, immigration, public and private benefits, testamentary and debtor/creditor. Funding is provided by IOLTA, Counsel for Justice's fundraising and other donors and grantors. The project was concluded in June, 2024.