The PSU is a charity for people facing court alone.Many thousands of people find they must represent themselves in court during life-changing situations: divorce, contact with their children, eviction, and trying to recover debts. The PSU helps people to represent themselves more effectively in civil and family cases and tribunals.

Support Through Court (formerly The Personal Support Unit (The PSU)) is a UK legal charity that supports people who have to represent themselves in court. The aim is to "reduce the disadvantage of people facing the civil and family justice system without a lawyer, enabling them to access justice" and believe that "no one should face court alone".

Personal Support Unit The Personal Support Unit or PSU provides non-legal advice, information and support to litigants in person and to any member of the public attending at the Royal Courts of Justice who may need help or assistance. The PSU also operates at the Principal Registry of the Family Division and at the Wandsworth County Court.

Support Through Court, previously known as The Personal Support Unit, was set up in 2001 after it was noticed that people without legal representation trying to navigate the court and legal system alone, were left helpless without any advice or support regarding the court system.