Help Your Community Find Its Way Forward.
Join the JusticeChamp Ontario Community Founding Partner Program and help people access free, practical legal information for employment and personal injury matters.
What JusticeChamp does
JusticeChamp is a free app that helps people understand their situation, organize their facts, dates and records, and find their way to appropriate help for employment and personal injury matters.
JusticeChamp provides general legal information, not legal advice. Becoming a partner is not a legal endorsement and does not guarantee any number of users or outcomes.
Who can partner
- Employment agencies
- Newcomer groups
- Legal clinics
- Injury and disability organizations
- Community health organizations
- Non-profit and charitable organizations
- Education groups
Partner benefits
Free ‘Ask a Lawyer’ sessions
Regularly scheduled Zoom sessions where participants can ask legal questions of a lawyer registered to practise law in Ontario and part of the JusticeChamp system.
Fundraising assistance
Support with your organization’s fundraising efforts.
Recognition, if you want it
Optional recognition as a JusticeChamp Community Founding Partner.
How participation works
All we ask is simple and free.
- 1
Display a poster
Put a JusticeChamp poster in your lobby or common area.
- 2
Offer postcards
Keep postcards with app download information in your lobby for people to take.
- 3
Share with members
Mention JusticeChamp in an email or newsletter with a link and/or QR code to download the app.
- 4
Use the toolkit
Everything above will be detailed in our partner toolkit.
Frequently asked questions
- Is there a cost?
- No. Participation is always free.
- Is there a payment?
- No. Partners are not paid and do not pay anything.
- Do we need to share member data?
- No. We never ask for member names or personal information.
- Are we endorsing legal advice?
- No. Partnering is not a legal endorsement, and JusticeChamp provides legal information, not legal advice.
- Can we choose our level of involvement?
- Yes.
- Can members choose whether to use the app?
- Always.
Community Beta Partnership Letter
Preview the letter your organization would sign — it is voluntary, non-binding and free.
The letter records your organization’s interest in supporting the JusticeChamp Ontario community beta. It commits you to nothing: participation is voluntary, non-exclusive and non-binding, there is no guarantee of member uptake, legal referrals or outcomes, and no personal member data is transferred under it.
Apply to become a Community Founding Partner
Please don’t include member names, injury details, legal facts or health information.
Privacy and contact
We collect only the organization and contact details above, use them solely to follow up on this program, and never ask for member information. Questions? Contact us.