Annual Report

2025 Annual Report

We serve vulnerable individuals and families facing critical legal challenges who can’t afford an attorney. Each year, we strive to meet people where they are by going beyond legal advice to help stabilize families, prevent homelessness, and protect survivors.

14166
Total Persons Served
6118
Children Served
7335
Cases Closed
1297
Were age 60 and older
222
Veteran Households
367
Involved Domestic Violence
246
Community Outreach Events
11161
Persons Reached During Outreach
467570
Online Community Engagement

Read the full Impact Report about Bridging the Gap in 2025.

Whether it’s helping a veteran secure housing, assisting a senior with a benefits appeal, or representing a parent fighting for custody and safety, your partnership ensures that vulnerable Louisianans do not face these challenges alone.

Leadership Message

As we reflect on our impact in 2025, we are grateful to the clients, staff, volunteers, partners, board members, and supporters who make our mission possible. Every day, Acadiana Legal Service Corporation works to ensure that justice is not determined by income, geography, or circumstance. This year, that commitment was more important than ever as families across Louisiana faced growing economic uncertainty, housing instability, and barriers to opportunity. Through it all, ALSC remained steadfast in our mission to provide exceptional civil legal services that promote fairness, protection, and justice for those who need it most.

We served 14,166 individuals, including 6,118 children, and closed 7,335 cases across 42 parishes. Our outreach reached more than 11,000 people through 246 community events, and our online engagement connected us with hundreds of thousands more. These numbers represent far more than services delivered. They represent families who remained housed, survivors who found safety, veterans who received benefits, seniors who protected their futures, and individuals who gained a second chance to rebuild their lives.

This year’s report highlights three areas of work that demonstrate the power of civil legal aid. Through our heirs’ property initiatives, we helped families secure clear ownership of homes and land, preserving generational wealth and opening pathways to disaster recovery and financial stability. Through Justice on the Geaux and Legal Help Access Points, we brought legal services directly to rural and underserved communities. Through housing advocacy and workforce enhancement programs, we protected tenants from unnecessary displacement and helped Louisianans overcome criminal record barriers that limited employment and economic opportunity.

On behalf of everyone at ALSC, thank you for believing in our mission and investing in a more just future. Your support helps bridge the gap between legal challenges and life-changing solutions, creating opportunities for stability, dignity, and hope for thousands of individuals and families across Louisiana.

Clearing the Path to Homeownership

In 2025, we focused on a persistent barrier to stable homeownership: heirs’ property and unclear ownership. Property often passes from generation to generation without the legal steps necessary to formally transfer ownership. Although this tradition is deeply rooted in our communities, it can create serious challenges when families need to prove that they own their homes or land. READ MORE…

Connecting Communities to Justice

For many rural Louisianans, accessing civil legal assistance can mean long drives, missed work, and added family challenges. To help remove these barriers, we partnered with the Louisiana State Bar Association’s Access to Justice Commission and Lagniappe Law Lab to launch Justice on the Geaux, bringing legal resources directly into underserved communities. READ MORE…

Housing Stability: Protecting Homes, Preserving Futures

Safe, stable housing is the foundation for healthy families and strong communities. In 2025, we strengthened housing stability across our service area through legal advocacy, community education, and strategic partnerships that protected tenants’ rights and helped prevent unnecessary displacement. READ MORE…

Second Chances, Stronger Communities

In Louisiana, a single mistake can make it hard for people to find jobs, housing, education, or financial security. Our expungement and workforce reentry programs help people overcome these challenges and open doors to new opportunities. READ MORE…

A Look at Our Financial Summary

Acadiana Legal Service Corporation’s statement of activities for twelve months ending December 31, 2025.

Do you need to apply for legal assistance?

ALSC offers three options to apply for legal assistance. You can call on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm., or on Thursday from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm. Online applications are available 24/7 for your convenience. Intake appointments are scheduled to complete the application process. Be sure to follow us on social media for the latest updates on intake hours and office closures.

Apply Online

Apply through our online application portal to check eligibility for services.

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Call us free at 1-866-ASK-ALSC to speak to a representative during intake hours.

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Please visit the office nearest to your parish to apply for services in person.

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