Cardiff University hosts a significant mooting competition to support equal access to justice.
- The event is part of the National Community Law Project’s initiatives.
- Key stakeholders in the legal community participate actively.
- Fundraising activities aim to enhance legal aid access for low-income individuals.
- The community shows widespread support for the project’s objectives.
Cardiff University recently organised a mooting competition to aid the National Community Law Project CIC, demonstrating a firm commitment to equal access to justice. This initiative, held on Saturday, 11th March, at Cardiff University’s Law building, aims to raise awareness and funds crucial for providing legal support to those most in need across the nation.
The competition, supported by the Cardiff University Law Society and other notable legal organisations, drew participation from esteemed legal firms and professionals. Among the attendees were Cathedral Chambers, Civitas Law, and Albion Chambers, who joined students and graduates for a day filled with competitive mooting and engaging fundraising events.
The event featured several innovative fundraising activities designed to enhance community involvement and support. Traditional and creative methods, including raffle draws, a bake sale, and the entertaining ‘Stocks and Sponges,’ were utilised to gather funds. Such initiatives are vital for sustaining the project’s mission to bridge the gap between legal needs and service provision.
Key figures, including Nia Capper, Head of Fundraising, Daniel Onafuwa, and Co-founder Dane Marks, expressed profound gratitude towards the support received from the community and legal entities. This collaboration highlights the collective effort to address the challenges faced by low-income earners in accessing legal solutions.
The National Community Law Project remains steadfast in its mission, with the funds raised empowering the organisation to further their potential in providing legal aid. This effort underscores the importance of supporting initiatives that promote justice and highlight the ongoing need for charity and community involvement in the legal sector.
The event at Cardiff University symbolises a significant stride towards ensuring equal justice for all, underlining the power of community action.
