Who is “and Justice for all”?
“and Justice for all” was founded by the Disability Law Center, Utah Legal Services, and Legal Aid Society of Salt Lake to raise funds together, coordinate services, and share space in the James B. Lee Justice Center. By joining forces, they’ve been able to provide cost savings, better outcomes for clients, and a stable and consistent source of funding for Utahns facing critical legal challenges.
We work with each other and the legal community to fulfill the fundamental promise of our justice system: equal access to justice and the courts regardless of one’s resources.
Founding Partners
Utah Legal
Services
www.utahlegalservices.org
(801) 328-8891
Founded in 1976, Utah Legal Services (ULS) is a nonprofit law office committed to the simple principle that no Utahn be denied the right to equal justice because of poverty. ULS serves the entire state with offices in Salt Lake City, Ogden, Provo and St. George.
Their work encompasses a wide range needs including family law, consumer law, and domestic violence. They also have attorneys that serve specific marginalized groups including agricultural farmworkers, Native Americans, and older Americans.
Disability Law
Center
www.disabilitylawcenter.org
(800) 662-9080
Founded in 1922, Legal Aid Society of Salt Lake (LAS) is a non-profit organization that promotes safety, stability and self-sufficiency for low-income families and individuals, as well as victims of domestic violence, through effective, efficient legal advocacy and assistance.
Legal Aid Society also assists adults and children who are victims of domestic violence obtain protective orders and civil stalking injunctions from the court regardless of their income.
Legal Aid Society
of Salt Lake
www.lasslc.org
(801) 328-8849
Founded in 1978, The Disability Law Center (DLC) is a private, non-profit organization designated by the governor as Utah’s Protection and Advocacy (P&A) agency. Their mission is to enforce and strengthen laws that protect the opportunities, choices and legal rights of Utahns with disabilities.
They envision a world where every Utahn can live and work without fear of being discriminated against, bullied in school, denied access to basic programs, or become victims of abuse and neglect.
AJFA Grants Program
AJFA sets aside 10% of legal campaign funds to nurture smaller legal aid programs that provide direct civil legal aid to under-served populations.
2024 GRANT RECIPIENTS
Catholic Community Services Legal Immigration Program | DNA Navajo Legal Services | Holy Cross Ministries Legal Immigration Program |
International Rescue Committee Utah | Mountain Mediation Center |
Timpanogos Legal Center | Utah Dispute Resolution