Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Asylum seekers and refugees

Raising awareness, encouraging cohesion in provision of maternity services for asylum seeking and refugee women, confidence building and enabling volunteers and developing and sharing resources.

Provision of grants and other support to UK Christadelphian churches so that they may relieve the financial hardship of refugees, asylum seekers and those granted Leave to Remain, and their families, in their locality in particular through the provision of services, and education and support to churches in how best to support those seeking sanctuary

To support BAME refugees and asylum seekers (mainly from Sudan, Syria, Kuwait, Iran, etc) and their wives with young children who are mainly economically inactive, unemployed or short-term unemployed.

We are charitable organisation who helps and support people who are poor, disadvantage, homeless, asylum seekers, and with learning or physical disability . We also provide free warm clothing materials , free food and groceries to the community in United Kingdom. Providing free counselling to Mental health and domestic vioence in the society. We also give free training to Young people.

Kent Refugee Help supports refugees and migrants held in London and Kent prisons. We help people access legal advice and representation to fight their case. After release we continue to help in other ways, supporting them and providing small cash sums for emergencies. We offer legal advice for immigration via telephone or face to face. We are regulated to give immigration legal advice by OISC.

1.Provide free advice, information and representation to asylum seekers, refugees, migrants and others in matters of asylum, immigration, housing, debt ,welfare benefits, hate crime and domestic violence, education, training and employment.2. Low rate fee paying service in imigration is available for clients, who are not eligible for public funding.

To relieve the needs of the poor, in particular, but not exclusively, Syrian refugees in Amman, Jordan by the provision of goods and equipment such as shelter, food, clothing, and cash. Also to financially assist students who have a high aptitude but do not have the funds to pursue higher education, thus bettering their future prospects.

Borderline Books: providing free books to organisations working with vulnerable people of all ages. Promoting literacy for all age groups. Free books for prisoners.Multilingual Library with books in 105 languages & dialects; bilingual books for children; language classes; meeting space for refugee groups & others; educational activities. Library of Sanctuary.

Eastbourne Networx welcomes and supports refugees and immigrants in Eastbourne and the nearby locality, with no or little recourse to public funds. We are a voice for the individuals and families, supporting them at different agencies as required. Networx also supports families rehoused in the town on the Government Resettlement Programme.

The Destitution Project (DP) aims to provide a safe environment where asylum seekers and refugees who live in Bolton can find friendship, food, and practical help. We deliver our support through two primary arms of activity:1) A weekly Drop-in Centre on a Wednesday, in the Wesley Suite at Victoria Hall. 2) Casework services for asylum seekers, including those who become destitute.

1. Educating people about climate change, pulling together to eradicate deforestation and pollution all over the world.2.Immigrants are unable to obtain the resources they require to ensure their own safety. Stand As One provides assistance to immigrants, asylum seekers, and refugees, as well as their dependents, who are experiencing difficulty in Sheffield City and the surrounding areas.

Supporting refugees in the Richmondshire area of North Yorkshire to settle and integrate into the community and rebuild their lives

Christian worship, prayer meetings, bible study, children and young people's meetings, evangelism, social involvement, involvement with asylum seekers, refugees and migrant workers.

To offer training, education and up-skilling of refugees and internally displaced people and their dependents in need to help them become independent and self-dependent.

TortureID is a small medical human rights charity offering specialist clinical assessments to people seeking asylum in the UK. The purpose of these assessments is to identify human rights abuses and to document clinical findings in a report.

We advance the Christian faith through Bible teaching and prayer. We advocate for the needs and rights of migrants, refugees and asylum seekers promoting the relief of poverty, hardship, social inclusion, enrichment, integration, offer them counselling and support on mental, physical and sexual health for those who are victims of abuse. We celebrate our beneficiaries' cultures, arts and heritage.

Prevention and/or relief of poverty or financial hardship among refugees, asylum seekers and people affected by war, natural or humanitarian disaster by but not limited to the provision of support and services designed to meet or alleviate their physical, financial and/or emotional needs.

TO ADVANCE EDUCATION AMONGST ASYLUM SEEKERS AND REFUGEES THROUGHOUT ENGLAND AND WALES WITHOUT DISTINCTION OF AGE, GENDER, RACE, SEXUAL ORIENTATION, POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS OR OTHER OPINION.TO PROMOTE LITERACY AND ACCESS TO BOOKS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES.TO ENCOUAGE EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT ACROSS ALL COMMUNITIES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES TO ASSIST THEM IN BECOMING SELF SUFFICIENT.

The New Art Studio is a weekly art therapy community for refugees and asylum seekers which takes place in north London. Experienced, state registered Art Psychotherapists work with members from all over London to make art in a safe and encouraging environment, to alleviate stresses due to traumas. Occasional exhibitions connect with the public and give members a sense of achievement.

Blue Bear Freedom UK's charitable purposes include giving grants to projects and organisations supporting children and young people affected by modern slavery, human trafficking and exploitation. Blue Bear Freedom UK also raises awareness through a variety of means, including social media, written publications, podcasts and speaking engagements.

We bring Oromo people together, building stronger relationships within our community and with other communities across Brighton and Hove.We run a weekly Oromo Saturday School for Oromo refugee children and their families, community-wide community cultural celebrations, separate clubs for men and women, community meals and outings.

To advance the education and training of those granted refugee status and their dependents in need thereof so as to advance them in life and assist them to adapt within a new community, to advance the education of the public in general and the community members. To organise cultural and religious events such as Eid, New Year etc. To help the members settle into the UK society

The Messengers provided support and encouragement to Christians in countries where they are restricted or persecuted in practicing their faith, with particular emphasis given to the needs of the tribal or minority groups. Financial funding has been provided for Myanmar/English bibles, the Hope of Children School in Dhaka, Rohingya refugees, flood victims and those affected by Covid.

Training refugees for life skills. Feeding needy people and financing micro projects to enable poor people to come out of the poverty circle.

- Regular monthly meetings- Engagement with local, regional and national media on asylum issues- Running occasional awareness-raising events- Giving talks to students, churches and other interested groups and running displays at local events- Regularly acting as the 'go-between' for people interested in volunteering with local asylum support projects and the projects themselves