Free Legal Aid for Women in Zimbabwe
Free, confidential legal advice and representation for women and girls — gender-based violence, divorce, maintenance, custody and inheritance. No cost, no barriers.
Get Free Legal HelpHow We Can Help You
WLSA Zimbabwe provides completely free, confidential legal aid to women and girls across Zimbabwe. If you cannot afford a lawyer, we are here for you — no cost, no barriers.
Gender-Based Violence
Protection orders, safety planning, referrals and court representation for survivors of domestic and sexual violence.
Divorce & Separation
Free advice and representation to end a marriage safely and protect your rights and dignity.
Child Maintenance
Help claiming and enforcing maintenance so your children get the support they are entitled to.
Custody & Guardianship
Securing custody, access and guardianship in the best interests of your children.
Inheritance & Estates
Protecting the inheritance rights of widows and children and helping administer deceased estates.
Property & Marriage Rights
Advice on matrimonial property, marriage registration and women's rights to land and property.
Speak to a Lawyer — Free & Confidential
Whatever you are facing, our experienced lawyers will help you understand your rights and take the next step — at no cost. Everything you tell us stays confidential.
Request Free Legal Help or call us on +263 242 253001-3How to Get Free Legal Help
Reach us in whatever way is easiest and safest for you. You do not need any documents to start — come as you are.
Call Us
+263 242 253001-3
Monday–Friday, 8am–5pm
Email Us
admin@wlsazim.co.zw
We reply within 1–2 days
Visit Our Office
16 Lawson Avenue,
Milton Park, Harare
Outside Harare? WLSA works through community paralegals across Manicaland, Beitbridge and Mbire — call us and we will connect you to the nearest support.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Access to Justice
How free legal aid fits within WLSA's wider work to strengthen access to justice.
Publications & Guides
Free research, policy briefs and know-your-rights materials to download.
See Our Impact
1,053,780 people reached. 121 legal aid recipients. 90 community paralegals.