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CJP |
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Community Justice Project |
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Improving the Lives of Low Income Pennsylvanians |
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Harrisburg Office 118 Locust St. Harrisburg, PA 17101 (717) 236-9486 (phone) (717) 233-4088 (fax) 1-800-322-7572 (toll free)
Pittsburgh Office Suite 1705 429 Forbes Ave Pittsburgh, PA 15219 (412) 434-6002 (phone) (412) 434-5706 (fax) 1-866-482-3076 (toll free)
Hispanic Outreach Offices (Ayuda en Español)
Pittsburgh Suite 1705 429 Forbes Ave Pittsburgh, PA 15219 (412) 434-6176 (office) (412) 715-1750 (cell) (412) 434-5706 (fax)
Reading c/o Centro Hispano 501 Washington St. Reading, PA 19601 (610) 741-7995 (phone) (610) 372-2619 (fax)
Hazleton 2 East Broad Street Room 204 Hazleton, PA 18201 (570) 582-5816 (phone) (570) 459-5815 (fax)
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The Community Justice Project of Pennsylvania is a non-profit, public interest law firm. Its mission is to protect and expand the civil rights of poor families and low-wage workers. With the help of legal services organizations and community groups, CJP challenges policies and practices which cause hardship to poor people throughout Pennsylvania. CJP specializes in class action litigation and innovative advocacy in local communities, state government and the legislature. CJP is an “unrestricted” legal services program. This means that we are able to work on issues and cases which traditional legal services organizations cannot. We are able to litigate class actions, represent undocumented immigrants and litigate against the government. CJP limits its advocacy to broad-based issues which affect large numbers of people. If you are low income and require assistance with an individual legal problem, please contact your local legal services program. To find your local legal services program click here . CJP does not provide services in Philadelphia. If you live in the Philadelphia area and require services similar to those offered by CJP, please contact Community Legal Services. |
