We Assist
If you have been affected by the War on Terror or would like to seek advice regarding your rights please contact us
What is Case Work?
Casework is the heart of our work at CAGE International. We understand that the impact of the “War on Terror” is far reaching and our clients reflect this, hailing from a host of backgrounds.
We help mothers, fathers, wives, brothers and even relatives or friends looking for answers or fighting for justice for their loved ones. We do this free of charge.
Whether there is an urgent crisis or a complex ongoing issue, we have a dedicated team of caseworkers ready to take on each case with professionalism, confidentiality and compassion.
Our familiarity with counter-terrorism case-law, our knowledge of legislation and our direct engagement with the community means we have a deep understanding of the true impact of Counter-Terror powers. We are uniquely positioned to offer valuable insight, guidance and support as a result of our decades of experience in the field and can help our clients navigate through their specific circumstances.
Throughout the last 20 YEARS, we have built a strong network of support and can provide access to specialised legal professionals, trusted charity and welfare organisations and other support groups, where necessary. We are not lawyers and cannot represent you legally.
The Casework Journey
Share Your Story
Contact one of our trained caseworks to share your story
Case Consultation
Consult with us for advice and preliminary recommendations in your case.
Tailored Strategy Consultation
Come in to meet with us for a more in depth discussion and agree a case strategy tailored to your needs. Where necessary, we will introduce you to partner organisations and legal professionals who are experts in your area of concern.
Ongoing Case Updates
Communicate with us regularly regarding developments in your case until we reach a satisfactory resolution.
Closure
Once your engagement with us has come to an end, you can always keep in touch and we will always be there to support you further.
Know Your Rights
View our Know Your Rights resources providing a brief overview of what you need to know should you encounter various counter-terror powers. If you or a someone you know are directly impacted, then please contact our helpline for further help and support.