NCADC is a voluntary organisation providing practical help and advice to people facing deportation on how to launch and run anti-deportation campaigns.

NCADC provides objective and confidential advice on all pros and cons of campaigning work and if you decide that campaigning is right for you we can help you with designing leaflets, organising your first campaign meetings, writing letters and petitions etc.

NCADC also provides advice about using the media and we help promote public events about anti-deportation issues organised by each campaign.

NCADC cannot provide legal advice, but we may be able to help you find up-to-date information that could help your case.

NCADC cannot represent you, or run your campaign, but we can advise you and your supporters and we can publish your campaign materials on the internet and our email lists, appealing for public support

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Making a complaint
NCADC is committed to providing high quality services to all its users. However, we realise that at times we may not always succeed. If you are not happy with the service you have received from any part of NCADC, you can make a complaint.

You must write/Email to:

The Secretary NCADC
96 Durham Road
London N7 7DT

Secretary@ncadc.org.uk

You must include your contact details and a brief outline of the complaint, the Secretary of NCADC will then write to you asking for full details.