The purpose of the Pro Bono Transformation and Innovation Grants is to develop and enhance pro bono programs that serve low-income Floridians to improve the reach, quality, and effectiveness of […]
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Law school clinical programs play an integral role in providing essential legal assistance to low-income Floridians. Funded clinics will: involve law students in the provision of civil legal assistance with
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FFLA has supported dozens of impactful initiatives—ranging from affordable housing advocacy and foreclosure prevention to law student fellowships, salary support for legal aid attorneys, and innovative pro bono programs—all designed to expand access to justice and strengthen civil legal aid across Florida.
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FFLA’s Training Grant Program provides applicants periodic opportunities to obtain funding in support of training qualified legal service providers to better enable them to facilitate or provide services to meet the legal needs of people in Florida.
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Technology grants are designed to assist qualified grantee organizations with imminent technology needs directly related to their efforts to increase or improve the provision or facilitation of direct legal services to their clients. Grant Details Grant Amount Grant Cycle Grant Eligibility Grant Funding Grant amounts vary based on available funding.
The purpose of this grant is to support and enhance pro bono programs and efforts in an effort to increase pro bono public service by private attorneys authorized to practice law in Florida providing free legal services to grantees’ low-income clients.
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The purpose of the Loan Repayment Assistance Program (LRAP) is to strengthen and expand legal assistance for the poor by supporting the recruitment and retention of the most qualified civil legal aid staff attorneys who are employed by legal assistance organizations that receive grant funding from FFLA.
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FFLA’s Limited Matching Funds Grant Program (LMF) provides applicants periodic opportunities to obtain limited funding to support and/or to leverage grant opportunities from other funding sources, which may contribute to: Greater impact through leveraged funding; Diversification of applicant funding to improve sustainability; Increased opportunities for innovation; and Increased opportunities to improve efficiencies.
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The Civil Legal Aid Summer Fellowship Program offers 10 law students a 10-week paid position at Florida legal aid groups, promoting hands-on experience in serving low-income clients and encouraging a lasting commitment to public interest law.
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FFLA is authorized by the Florida Supreme Court to administer the Interest on Trust Accounts Program. Under IOTA, client trust deposits deemed by the attorney or law firm to be too small an amount, or expected to be held for too short a time to make investment for an individual client economically practical, are pooled into an interest- or dividend-bearing financial institution account.
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