Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Asylum seekers and refugees

Reaching out to the world's poorest.

Youth Club: offers positive out of school activities for young people. practising cultural songs and dances.Art and Cultural activity: workshops for women to empower them to grow out of the restriction set by culture from back home. Offers free translation support.Educational Visit: organise trips that allow families to visit various places of interest around Hull and learn about new culture

Welcome Refugees and Asylum seekers to the local area. Offer practical assistance, befriending and Language support. Offer drop ins for Refugees and Asylum seekers. Offer help and advice into employment. Encourage and support involvement in the local community. Have social events and fundraising activities. Collect and distribute donations from the public. Send donations to areas of need world

Peckham Park Road Baptist Church is primarily a Christian faith community, situated among 2,000 flats in SE15, Southwark. We are committed to doing life together as God's people and to being part of the local neighbourhood. Our premises are home for a range of community groups and we house a community garden which was developed and is maintained by Southwark Day Centre for Asylum Seekers.

Our current aim is to address both the immediate and long-term needs of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and communities affected by the insurgency in North Eastern Nigeria. We work to raise as much awareness of the situation as possible, and work even harder raising funds to support the IDPs with relief material for the immediate short-term and rehabilitative empowerment for the long-term.

We provide in-person services for people living at Napier Barracks, and run a virtual befriending scheme for people who have lived experience of Napier Barracks and other institutional asylum seeker accommodation.

CHARIS TIWALA IS A CHRISTIAN CHARITY OFFERING SUPPORT AND ASSISTANCE TO ANYONE IN HERTFORDSHIRE WHO IS AFFECTED BY HUMAN TRAFFICKING OR SEXUAL EXPLOITATION WITHIN THE SEX INDUSTRY.

The object of the CIO is to promote Palestinian arts and culture for the public benefit by supporting Alrowwad Cultural & Arts Society in Aida refugee camp, Bethlehem as well as other cultural institutions and artists in Bethlehem and Palestine - through the Bethlehem Cultural Festival of arts and culture of the Eastern Mediterranean and other activities organised throughout the year.

Propagation of the Gospel holding services every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. The Church also holds a beginners course on Wednesday's.The Church also serves a community lunch every Thursday to the local community.The Church supports asylum seekers who have no recourse to public funds until their cases are decided.

Hope English School is a Sheffield based charity specialising in the provision of ESOL classes to asylum seekers, refugees and vulnerable adults. We work with a variety of organisations across South Yorkshire to provide community based classes to those most in need.

SolidariTee is an entirely student-run charity which seeks to advance the education of the public about issues relating to the refugee crisis, in addition to offering grants to NGOs, primarily in Greece, that provide long-term forms of support to asylum seekers and refugees. SolidariTee is an international movement, with over 60 teams in 10 countries, managed by a central team based in the UK.

Currently the charity is undertaking the following activities:1) Food aid programme donating food to homeless e.g. Mother Teresa homes, soup kitchens and poor families2) Working with other charities to deliver food to Balkan, Africa and Phillipins3) Disaster relief: helping people affected by disasters worldwide4) Providing clothing to refugees and poor villagers in Asia and Europe

Its principal activity is the prevention and relief of property and sickness anywhere in the world and in particular amongst those affected by natural disasters, wars, conflicts, financial hardship and to advance education through the provision and support to organise mainstream and supplementary education with particular regard to orphans, refugees, disabled and displaced people.

Refugees Welcome Crawley is a local charity supporting refugees, asylum seekers and vulnerable migrants in the Crawley area. Volunteers provide befriending, English language practice and practical support to promote community integration.

We deal with the specific needs found in our local community. We run activities for those who are lonely, elderly, or otherwise vulnerable. We provide services for people with dementia and their carers. We work with asylum seekers and refugees to help them adapt to life in the UK and integrate into their new community. And we support the educationally disadvantaged, particularly after Covid-19.

The Free Shop provides grants, items and services to individuals in need and other charitable organisations. We predominately provide clothes, bedding, shoes, underwear and accessories to Syrian refugees in Lebanon through a "free shop" system. All items are given at no cost to vulnerable customers, who also have the freedom to choose the donations they need and like.

THE PROJECT WILL TEACH ACADEMIC COURSES TO A CATEGORY OF DISADVANTAGED LEARNERS I.E. *TEENAGE MOTHERS *INDIVIDUALS WITH SIGNIFICANT CONTACT WITH THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM *REFUGEES/ASYLUM SEEKERS *INDIVIDUALS WITH MENTAL OR PHYSICAL HEALTH ISSUES AND *THE HOMELESS. IT WILL ALSO WORK WITH INDIVIDUALS THAT REQUIRE TRAINING SUPPORT COUPLED WITH ADDITIONAL EMOTIONAL CARE.

We make grants of money to organisations actively involved in the support and care of refugees and asylum seekers, with special reference to those with mental health problems and young people.

The committee provides facilties for various organisations and clubs serving the local community and for the local population who wish to use the facilties for functions. The community is a designated hall for providing shelter for up to 200 refugees in the event of a disaster.

The Chapel in the Garden, Bridport, is a Unitarian community established prior to 1662 that accepts members of all faiths or none. We promote a wide range of activities for everyone of all ages including formal and informal worship, counselling, adult education, theatre, music and dance - and charitable outreach ranging from a winter coat rail and a community fridge, to wider support of refugees.

Our aims are to advance the life and relieve the need of young people who are looked after children, care leavers, care experienced, homeless and asylum seekers through providing; activities, experiences and training, addressing accommodation issues- including the provision of accommodation and support, campaigning for positive change and addressing issues that impact all of these young people.

Holding regular christian worship services to promote the christian faith in the community. Supporting families or single parents with different needs. Supporting homeless by providing food, clothes and signposting to appropriate services. Supporting young people and adults with employability, wellbeing and mental health and sharing info.Support asylum seekers and signpost to appropriate services

WE RESTART produces public art and cultural projects to create awareness on diversity, inclusion and climate change. We organise workshops bringing disadvantaged young people closer to theatres and museums. We support refugee artists from war zone areas or affected by natural disasters by providing for their needs.

Friends Without Borders helps people seeking asylum to access support when few other services remain accessible to them. We provide two ongoing projects which aim to problem-solve, reduce isolation and challenge the discrimination faced by our clients: our Drop-in provides advocacy and advice without appointment and our Access to Justice project provides legal advice.

We provide advocacy, information and support to refugees and asylum seekers in the Lancaster and Morecambe area.