Trauma-aware by design
Clarespath is built for people in difficult situations. Every screen has been designed with that in mind:
- No graphic content. We do not show or describe violence, weapons, or distressing imagery.
- Calm visual language. Soft colours, plenty of whitespace, slow animations.
- Plain words. No jargon, no legal-ese, no patronising tone.
- Safe Exit on every page. One click or the Esc key leaves the site immediately.
For professionals working with survivors
If you are an IDVA, support worker, solicitor, legal aid adviser, NHS safeguarding lead, refuge staff member or local council officer, Clarespath can help your clients prepare for an appointment with you so they don't have to start from scratch.
The tool is free to use and free to share. There is no professional sign-up. You are welcome to send the link to clients, or sit alongside them while they use it.
We welcome feedback from professionals on the tool's accuracy and the language it uses. Please email feedback@clarespath.co.uk.
Independence
Clarespath is named in the spirit of Clare's Law. It is not part of Clare's Law, the police, the Home Office or any government service. Clare Wood's family has not endorsed this project. Clarespath is an independent access-to-justice project.
Limits
Clarespath cannot:
- Confirm whether you qualify for any specific UK visa route.
- Make a legal application on your behalf.
- Provide emergency intervention. If you are in immediate danger, call 999.
- Replace a qualified immigration solicitor or accredited adviser.
If you need legal advice, please use the summary the tool produces as a starting point for a conversation with a qualified professional.