Care and support for our colleagues
Since its establishment in 1863, the Solicitors’ Benevolent Association has provided much needed support to members of the solicitors’ profession and their families during difficult times. Over the years the work of the Association has highlighted the fraternal nature of the solicitors’ profession and the commitment of its members to support colleagues.
Today the work and support offered by the Association is needed as much as ever as we emerge from the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic.
The work of the Solicitors’ Benevolent Association is only possible through the continuing generosity and financial contributions of solicitors and firms.
Who do we help and support?
The Solicitors’ Benevolent Association is there when the pressures of life become too much for our colleagues and their families.
Anyone can fall on hard times whether as a result of an illness or the death of a loved one or friend, a marriage or relationship break up, business or financial problems or an addiction to alcohol, gambling or drugs.
Whether it’s a solicitor or their family, everyone going through the most difficult of times will need the support and help of friends, family and colleagues.
The Solicitors’ Benevolent Association provides that help and support through the contributions which you and your solicitor firm make which help transform the lives of our colleagues. Your donations and financial support are therefore important for the future of the solicitors’ profession which has always been underpinned by a sense of collegiality.
A simple donation can make such a difference in the support of colleagues and their families.
If you are aware of a colleague who requires assistance or support please contact any of our Directors or download our application form from www.solicitorsbenevolentassociation.com
How you can help make a difference
Further Information
For further information on the Solicitors’ Benevolent Association, please contact any of the northern Directors listed below, or visit the following link: