Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Asylum seekers and refugees

Organise health promotion seminars, workshops, and peer support group for people living with and affected by HIV and Mental Health. Run a support group for people living with HIV. We also organise activities for children and young people 'supplementary school' to get them off the street and empower them. Support and advocacy for Asylum Seekers and Refugees. Help to support and reduce poverty.

The main activity of the Trust is to provide support for those who are socially and economically underprivileged and disadvantaged - in particular refugees, asylum seekers, victims of trafficking, people in prison, those with physical and/or mental health issues.

Open Kitchen Social Club was founded in 2014 as a social eating project in the centre of Sheffield. We provide food, peer support, and a place to meet for destitute asylum seekers, refugees, migrants and the wider community. Food is provided free of charge every week on Mondays & Tuesdays and also on the last Wednesday of each month to ensure that it is accessible to those in need.

The Cricket Asylum Foundation provides an inclusive opportunity for disadvantaged people to participate in the game of cricket to make a positive difference to the community. We have taster Sessions aimed at primary schools and youth groups, offer a scholarship programme and coach groups and individuals bespoke to the participants needs, we deliver where best suited for the recipient.

Supplementary School Classes Basic English Classes For Refugees Employment and work Opportunity: Outreach Support and Interpreting Services Family Support Services Advice and advocacy services and Telephone Help Line Sport Activities Elderly and Women Social Club Cultural and Social events Community gathering and Consultation Meetings

WWMS exists to relieve poverty among vulnerable migrants, including refugees, asylum seekers, migrant workers and their dependants living in the London Borough of Redbridge, neighbouring boroughs and Essex through the provision of advocacy, advice and support services. Our main focus is the provision of immigration advice. We also provide a general information and signposting service.

Refugee Kindness North Wales enables members of the public to advertise household items asavailable (free of charge) specifically for the beneficiaries through an online platform. The organisation will then facilitate the delivery of the items to the beneficiaries in need of them as well as offering guidance and signposting to the beneficiaries.

AWEF empowerment process seek to give African Women, Refugees and Asylum Seekers and their children the power of making decisions on their own, through having access to information and resources that will enhance them in making proper decision, grant them options from which they can make choices for themselves, then having the abilities to exercise assertiveness within collective decision-making .

The Order carries out its charitable work for the sick, the needy and refugees without distinction, religion, race or age. The order fulfills its institutional tasks especially by carrying out hospitalier works, including health and social assistance, as well as aiding victims of exceptional disasters.

Norwich International Youth Project works with young people in Norfolk who are seeking asylum, have refugee status or are otherwise displaced from their country of origin. NIYP supports young people with their wellbeing, their education and their integration into life in the UK through a weekly drop in youth group, a weekly English class, individual support, and trips and residentials.

Financially support young adults from Dheisheh Palestinian Refugee camp in Bethlehem to study for an undergraduate degree at Al Quds University, East Jerusalem and Bethlehem University. The money is sent directly to the universities not the student. All are within the OPT.Up to March 2024, JAEP has funded eighty young adults to study for an undergraduate degree and raised over £540,000.

FOR THE BENEFITS OF REFUGEES AND ASYLUM SEEKERS, IN PARTICULAR, BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY IN HOUNSLOW AND EALING : (1) THE RELIEF OF POVERTY BY THE PROVISION OF INFORMATION, ADVICE, GUIDANCE AND ASSISTANCE, PARTICULARLY IN MATTERS CONCERNING EMPLOYMENT, HEALTH, EDUCATION, HOUSING AND BENEFITS (2) THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION BY THE PROVISION OF ESOL COURSES

Brief details of our activities. Please find enclosed a copy of annual report 2017-2018.

We carry out our objects by receiving donations from members of the public and distributing these to refugees, both in the local community and across the world. Any items unsuitable for distribution are sold at a reduced rate to the local community.We aim to be zero waste wherever possible, using all donated items in some form, donating to other charities where no other options are available.

We run creative workshops in East London for refugees, people seeking asylum, other forced migrants and local residents. We have an allotment where we engage in gardening and growing activities, to alleviate stress and share food stories. We also host public events, publish books and videos and run school workshops, to educate the general public about the lived experiences of forced migration.

UKUTogether are committed and active in settling the most vulnerable refugees in the UK and ensuring they are thriving with almost zero cost to society.We support initiatives including cultural, educational and rebuilding lives following life changing events.

Providing food and drink on the streets of Cardiff every night 7 nights every week of the year,;Providing 200 food hampers each month to homes of those in real need;Providing food and drink, Bible study, English classes, asylum seekers help at our drop-in centre.

Grace Gospel Church gathers for Worship, preaching the Gospel of Christ, Bible study and prayer and is involved in outreach to asylum speakers, giving practical help such as clothes and transport as well as spiritual guidance and friendship. The outreach is mainly to the Ethiopian and Eritrean community, but the church holds conferences that are open to anyone to attend.

Our charity assist refugees and asylum seekers particularly Somali individuals of all ages throughout United kingdom. Our support includes overcoming communication barriers, helping individuals gain their independence back, advice and guidance on issues including welfare, housing, schools and employment.

Helping Every Living Person (HELP) is an International non-profit organisation formed to provide Aid Relief. HELP has been created to help eradicate poverty, provide aid relief to Orphans, Widows and refugees and destitute at times of Crisis and non crisis. We provide support irrespective of race or religion or culture.

We work with LGBTQ plus people seeking asylum and those who have been granted leave to remain but are unsettled. Based in Newcastle, we cover the North East region. We provide social opportunities where members can meet safely and enjoy each other's company. We work one-to-one with each member helping to provide detailed case information.

We provide accommodation and support for homeless and destitute asylum seekers and other migrants with no recourse to public funds, in London. We also offer help and support to other in need or experiencing poverty, in our local area, and support other local groups with the same aims, as we are able. We also offer talks and other educational opportunities based on our experience in our work.

The organisation began operating as Charity (1156824) as of 1 April 2015Streatham Drop-in Centre provides;ESOLGeneral advice and signpostingHealth advice & advocacyWomen?s wellbeing groupCr?che and playWelfare support - for the destitute Programme of educational, community and fun activitiesVolunteering opportunitiesHomework and family learning project

Our charitable objects are to relieve poverty and financial hardship among refugees, asylum seekers, migrant workers and their dependents living in London by providing housing, pastoral and practical support. We carry this out through our principle activities: the provision of accommodation in Martha House, and other properties when available; advocacy support and signposting; community building.

Playback Theatre South West creates opportunities for communities of people to engage with issues that affect their lives in workshops and performances. Creative theatre activities support refugees; young carers; people with learning difficulties or mental health issues; women who have experienced domestic abuse; and women's organisations in the South West of England.