Contact Justice First

Supporting people who seek safety in the UK

We offer specialist legal advice, practical and emotional support, and deliver refugee awareness training, presentations and talks.. We are a unique service in the North East and work closely with, and refer people to other supportive organisations as appropriate.

Justice First 133 Norton Road,
Stockton-on-Tees. TS18 2BG. England.

Call: +44 (0) 1642 601122

Our phone lines are open between 10am and 2pm Monday to Friday. We understand that our phone lines may experience high call volumes, and your patience is greatly appreciated.

Our info@ email inbox is monitored Monday to Wednesday and we prioritise emails based on urgency.

Attend one of our drop-ins:

We offer drop-in sessions where you can speak directly with a legal adviser about an issue you need support with. Details of our drop-in locations are below.

MONDAY (12-2PM) – Drop in. HARTLEPOOL (St Joseph’s Church, St Paul’s Road, TS26 9EY)

TUESDAY – Appointment only. NEWCASTLE (British Red Cross, Croft House, NE4 8SR)

WEDNESDAY (11-1PM) – Drop in. DURHAM Only on the last Wednesday of every month. (North Road Methodist Church, DH1 4SG.)

THURSDAY (10-1PM) – Appointment only. STOCKTON (Justice First, 133 Norton Road, TS18 2BG)

FRIDAY (10-2PM) – Drop in. DARLINGTON (St Cuthberts Church, Market Place, DL1 5QG).

FRIDAY (10-2PM) – Appointment only. MIDDLESBROUGH (Open Door Northeast, Parliament Road, TS1 5QH).

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    3 weeks ago

    🎬 20 Years of Justice First: Our Stories Series ContinuesAs we continue marking our 20th anniversary year, we’re sharing the second film in our 20 Years of Justice First Stories Series.Throughout the year, we’ll be releasing a collection of short films featuring people who have been part of the Justice First journey - including those who have shaped, supported, and experienced our work since we began in 2006.In this film, we hear from Fathima and Mohamed, who first came to Justice First in 2012 while facing immigration challenges. With support from our organisation over several years, they were able to secure leave to remain in 2018. Today, Fathima and Mohamed are British citizens, settled in the UK, and their children are pursuing successful careers.Their story is a powerful reminder of the importance of long-term support, community, and access to justice.Watch Fathima and Mohamed’s story and hear their reflections on their journey with Justice First.Full-length versions of our films are available on our YouTube channel, with more stories to come throughout the year: youtu.be/k5prO7lewYM?si=T7EilVAGqgSCpLlsPlease help us share their story and celebrate 20 years of Justice First.If their story inspires you, please consider making a donation to help us reach our £20,000 anniversary fundraising target. Every contribution helps us continue supporting people and communities for years to come: www.peoplesfundraising.com/donation/20-years-of-justice-help-us-raise-20-000#JusticeFirst #20YearsOfJusticeFirst #Community #SocialJustice #Charity #Fundraising ... See MoreSee Less
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    🧡 £20,000 for 20 Years 🧡
    In 2026 we turn 20! We’re raising £20k to keep providing life-changing legal advice for people seeking asylum and refugees in the Northeast.

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    A fresh look for a big milestone.
    20 years of Justice First!
    More coming next week…

    �IMPORTANT UPDATE��
    Temporary Suspension of Refugee Family Reunion Applications

    We know this news has come as a shock. We are monitoring the situation closely and will provide updates as more information becomes available.

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