Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Asylum seekers and refugees

The charity promotes racial and religious respect and trust by facilitating interaction between people of different cultures and faiths. Activities include:- cultural exchange visits between the UK & Middle East- local events that bring people together in the UK (Peace Feasts, Sharing Festivals etc)- support for asylum seekers and refugees (b.friend)- training to educate and equip people

Refugee Biriyani & Bananas aims to provide urgent aid and basic necessities to vulnerable people worldwide. This includes food, water, shelter items, shoes, clothes, season specific aid such as firewood in the winter and mosquito repellent in the summer, medical supplies, hygiene kits and baby products. We also raise awareness on the journeys of displaced people and advocate for them.

Rethink Rebuild Society (RR) is a Manchester-based charity that works towards improving the lives of refugees, asylum seekers, and immigrants, in particular but not exclusively Syrians in the UK, helping them become positively established within the British society.

Asylos is a network of volunteers who provide on demand, free of charge research for individual asylum claims. It works closely with the legal representatives of the asylum seekers (asylum lawyers and NGOs).

PROVISION OF GENERAL ACTIVITIES.INFORMATION AND SUPPORT SERVICES TO THE REFUGEES, ASYLUM SEEKERS,MIGRANTS .SIGN POSTING AND REFERRAL WITH IMMIGRATION ISSUES, REPRESENTATION LOCAL AUTHORITYTRANSLATION AND INTERPRETING SERVICES DRUG, HIV SEMINARS,HEALTH PREVENTION AND EDUCATION AWARENESS IT & BASIC INFORMATION, ESOLSPORT LEISURE'S & RECREATIONAL,YOUTH CLUB, PLAY GROUP & TRIPS.

EIN's charitable objectives are to advance the education of the public by the improvement and diffusion of knowledge of and information about all aspects of immigration, nationality and asylum law.

Information, advice, advocacy and social and leisure activities including health and wellbeing, mental health and counselling with focus on asylum seekers, refugees and migrant.

To relieve the needs of people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness because they have no recourse to public funds (NRPF), predominantly refugees seeking asylum, by providing safe, suitable and supportive accommodation and offering other practical assistance and support

The Walter & Liesel Schwab Charitable Trust was established to assist young refugees and asylum seekers in accessing education. The Trust gives small grants to help young refugees and asylum seekers with their studies. Grants range from helping with transport costs, computers and books to helping with fees as necessary. The grants are dependent on the young person's immigration status.

SRMC seeks to be a loving, welcoming and active Christian community, serving and sharing with the world around us, following the example and teaching of Jesus Christ.We serve the world and community by providing premises in Rowlands Gill and Chopwell for church, community and charitable use, as well as working with children and youth, refugees, the elderly and the socially disadvantaged.

NESTAC works primarily but not exclusively with African Refugees, Asylum Seekers and new migrants, aiming to:i. Provide learning and skills-building, including employability skills development. ii. Promote community awareness and cultural development schemes iii. Provide emotional wellbeing through the use of culturally appropriate therapiesiv. Campaign against Gender Based Violence

Play for Progress (PFP) is a London-based charity that delivers therapeutic and educational music programmes and Creative therapy for unaccompanied child refugees impacted by conflict, to help them engage with, learn through, and explore their capabilities in music and the arts.

UK Welcomes Refugees has established the charity alongside refugee organisations accompanying displaced and resettled refugees within our communities who are in need of support and integration.

Step (UK) Ltd is an international development charity, working to improve the lives of vulnerable children in the Kurdish region of Iraq. We sponsor front-line work such as a children's drop-in centre and more strategic work such as the implementation of the first foster care policy in the region. We have also sponsored child protection projects in camps for refugees and displaced Iraqi people.

We promote social inclusion, equality and diversity and prevent or relieve poverty for those excluded from society, or parts of society, as a result of discrimination or disadvantage on the grounds of race or ethnic origin, including those with refugee or immigrant status. We operate in Penrith, Cumbria and the surrounding area.

1.1 The relief of financial hardship, either generally or individually, through the provision of grants, goods, or services, mainly but not exclusively for the homeless, refugees and asylum seekers, and those leaving prison into homelessness.1.2 To promote the efficiency and effectiveness of other charities/groups, mainly but not exclusively, by the provision of information, advice and support.

Support for refugees and asylum seekers in Wales - and specifically in the Newport (South Wales) area. Education on issues relating to human trafficking.

The Foundation supports and adds value to the work of the many charities and agencies operating to combat human trafficking in the UK, through: (i) informing parliamentarians, policy makers and lead statutory agencies; (ii) raising public awareness; and (iii) providing a sustained and collective voice. We do not work in isolation but are guided and informed by the organisations we exist to serve.

Refugee Radio runs a range of community projects to promote education, racial harmony and social cohesion. These include a weekly mental health support group for refugees and migrants with PTSD and depression. We also run a casework advice service for benefits, education, housing and health. The project was founded around a radio programme and events to enable refugee voices to be heard.

In support of the education and wellbeing of the offspring of current and former Scottish Armed Forces personnel.

The charity supports racially minoritised communities in London, focusing on at-risk young people, women, refugees, migrants, prisoners and ex-offenders. It promotes 1. education 2. recreation 3. mental and physical health 4.advice 5.community safety and outreach 6. social welfare. It offers tailored services and skills development to help individuals overcome challenges and build a better future.

The Hoping Foundation supports Palestinian refugee children and their families by providing grants to community projects that are concerned with improving children's lives through education, art, music, social and sporting activities and better health. We provide for a wide range of activities, from scholarships, to creative workshops and basic infrastructure of local activity centres.

SYRLJ supports asylum seekers to mount fresh claims or appeals, mainly by research which produces relevant objective evidence about and from their country of origin. Research is by trained staff, working alongside the asylum seeker. Those who use our services are usually at the end of the legal process, and are destitute. We work with solicitors where possible. Our work is free of charge.

A range of empowerment initiatives include befriending, accompanying asylum seekers to appointments, information, advice and guidance, as well as supportive groups and activities, such as free English conversation classes.

DASH works to reduce the risk of destitution faced by asylum seekers through the provision of practical help byrunning drop in sessions, advocacy, signposting and support, referrals to other organisations, enrichment activities, social networking support, and campaigning on asylum related issues.