What we do
PAS is involved with access to justice through the following

Case Diversion
The traditional court system, while essential, can be slow, expensive, and emotionally draining to unlearned users. PAS promotes case diversion programs offer a compelling alternatives, facilitated paralegals. These initiatives help to resolve conflicts outside of the courtroom, promoting faster, more affordable, and less adversarial outcomes.

Legal Empowerment
Beyond their traditional roles, our PAS paralegals are known for becoming agents of legal empowerment, equipping individuals and communities with the knowledge and tools to navigate the legal justice system effectively. This empowerment is crucial, particularly for those facing complex legal challenges without access to expensive legal representation.

Advocacy
PAS Paralegals play a vital role in advocating for juvenile justice and women’s justice in the country. These efforts focus on ensuring that vulnerable populations and target groups receive fair treatment within the legal system such as no incarcerations of under age takes place at the entry points and that pregnant women or mother in incarceration acquire necessary assistance