The first step is to contact us through our helpline or by appointment at our legal surgeries.
We run a helpline every Tuesday from 6pm-9pm, Wednesday from 1.30pm-4.30pm and Friday from 10am-1pm available to any woman in Scotland looking for legal advice or information. The helpline is run by our solicitor and advocacy worker, staff from JustRight Scotland supported by Rape Crisis Scotland and students from the University of Strathclyde Law Clinic.
On request, we can arrange language interpreters.
Every week* in Glasgow and Lanarkshire we offer a surgery where appointments can be booked with our solicitor for legal information and advice. A trained support worker will be on hand if you wish to speak with her about the impact of your experience, how you are coming or how to access further support. Both centres are safe, women only spaces.
*please note our Lanarkshire Surgeries are temporarily suspended. Find out more.
Call 0141 552 3201 to book an appointment at our Glasgow surgery.
We can’t always fully answer queries by email. This is because there are often things that we would need to ask you about your situation to be able to give you the correct advice. It is usually best to do this by telephone as this is a good way for us to get the information we need quickly and give you the advice you are looking for as quickly as we can.
For email enquiries, please tell us:
If you are not able to speak on the phone please also let us know and we will give you as much assistance as possible by email.
For business enquiries or to find out more about the Scottish Women’s Rights Centre please contact Katy Mathieson on the form below or on:
E: coordinator[at]scottishwomensrightscentre.org.uk
T: 0141 331 4183
