Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Asylum seekers and refugees

Our aims is to prevent isolation, relief of poverty, assist and support the wellbeing of the general public. Our main focus is black African immigrant refugees and asylum living in Greater Manchester in general but particularly in Salford . We help them to integrate in our community and meet their needs by organising workshops, outreaches, conferences and seminars, health and wellbeing.

We run regular sessions for people with lived experience of seeking asylum in the UK, enabling people to explore their stories and experiences, creating community and building a sense of belonging and self-worth.We facilitate encounters to share stories, especially in schools, educating others about the experience of seeking asylum, challenging misconceptions and fostering positive relationships

SCOUTS SANS FRONTIERES provides humanitarian aid, material and logistic assistance to people who in need are the homeless, refugees, and victims of natural disasters, wars, and famines. Humanitarian relief efforts are provided for humanitarian purposes and include natural disasters and man-made disasters by volunteer scout leaders, wood badge, 3 or 4 beads holders around the world.

Raises funds for refugee charities operating at borders in northern France, Serbia, Greece and elsewhere; makes collections of clothing, bedding, hygiene items for delivery to refugees; raises awareness through public meetings.

?To advance the education of the public, in particular but not exclusively young people, the elderly, refugees and asylum seekers by the provision of books and by promoting the use of books as an educational medium.?

TO BE AN INSTRUMENT OF GOD'S LOVE AND WORSHIP, DEVELOP TALENTS THROUGH ORGANISING MDD FESTIVALS, TO PROVIDE EDUCATION; TEACHING ENGLISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUATE & THROUGH HOMEWORK CLUBS TO SUPPORT YOUNG PEOPLE, ENCOURAGE HEALTHY EATING AND LIVING, PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR CONNECTING WITH OTHERS, SUPPORT REFUGEES, IMPROVE SELF-ESTEEM & EXPERIENCING NEW IDEAS. RESCUING SOULS, REVIVING PRAYER ALTARS.

Mental health is affected 1 in 4 in the UK, but that number is greater in term of refugees, asylum seekers and in specifically BAME communities. Homelessness and poor housing is another factor contributing to the stress of these of communities, and when someone cannot report a simpler repair that could improve their living condition.

Junction 7 are based in the Western Area of Newton Aycliffe we provide a crisis intervention program for the residents of the Western Area and surrounding areas of Newton Aycliffe and beyond. We also deal with cases of Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking.

We provide befriending, practical advice and financial support to help refugees settle into the communities of Shaftesbury, Gillingham and the adjacent towns and villages.

Relief of those in need (age, disability, ill-health, financial or other disadvantage)The prevention or relief of povertyMakes grants to individualsMakes grants to organisationsProvides servicesProvide relief to Refugees impacted by war and political turmoil in UK and Europe

RBKares connects kindness and generosity in the Kingston community with vulnerable people and key-workers. We focus on providing support to NHS staff, care homes and other vulnerable groups eg: refugees and the homeless. We use the community's sewing and crafting skills to make items to support people in our community, run sewing workshops and wellbeing days empowering people to help themselves.

We organise volunteers who live in and around Cambridge working to help the refugees in Northern France and elsewhere. We send regular convoys of volunteers to Europe, and we carry out activities in UK to raise awareness of the situation. We raise funds and organise donations of clothing and other items. All the money we raise goes towards providing aid to the refugees or supporting our convoys.

We collect clothing and other items and raise funds to help asylum seekers in Hull and East Riding, as well as vulnerable people locally. We also provide a small amount of assistance to asylum seekers overseas. We aim to raise awareness of the situation of people seeking asylum, by organising public events, such as talks, and being involved in local festivals etc.

Relieving the needs of refugees and asylum seekers resident in the district of Lichfield by providing a network, services and support; and promoting equality and diversity for the public benefit by promoting activities to foster understanding between people from diverse backgrounds, including activities to foster understanding between the general public, refugees and asylum seekers.

Provide information, advice, skills and training opportunities for refugees, migrants and locals. Delivering projects that promote community cohesion, integration, reduce barriers between different communities and improve access to services in London borough of Westminster. Deliver tuition classes in subjects of Maths, Science, English and Arabic language classes for children aged between 5-15.

We empower refugees and conflict survivors, homeless street youth and other disadvantaged communities to manage their own healing and wellbeing with tools from yoga.

promote social inclusion for the public benefit of people who are refugees or asylum seekers providing peer support and other activities that build people confidence and enable them to participate more effectively with the wider communitypromoting social and recreational events involving the local communitybuilding peoples knowledge and confidence in their own cultural heritage

A non-profit brokerage helping link for-profit entities, with non-profit organisations, foundations, trusts and governments to combat global need. In addition Global Handicrafts operating on a fair trade basis, sells gifts and items in the UK; and Global X-perience programmes simulating poverty, hunger, oppression and the plight of refugees enabling participants to experience such need first hand.

Calderdale Valley of Sanctuary is a network of organisations (members) and individuals (supporters) who work together to make Calderdale a place of welcome for refugees and those seeking asylum. Our activities vary and depend on the expertise and interests of our members and supporters. Every year Calderdale Valley of Sanctuary co-ordinates Refugee Week across the Borough.

Providing advice and support to refugees and asylum seekers in the Doncaster area

Trinity Safe Space provides many services: -two, weekly drop-ins; English for Speakers of Other Languages sessions; social gatherings; celebration events; access to interpretation; help, information and support to asylum seekers, refugees and vulnerable migrants; signposting to other organisations, and we have given out food, essential items eg clothes, shoes, household goods, furniture, bikes etc

A refugee led independent charity works to improve life of Islington refugees by bringing together refugee community organisations,service providers and bodies to promote dialogue and partnership. Strengthens refugee community organisations so that they can empower their communities Provides informative meeting events, up-to-date information on funding sources,training and capacity building

Targeted support & hands-on visits to existing projects in Africa and Asia supplying humanitarian aid to those living in desperate circumstances including, but not limited to, children, orphans, widows & refugees. The aid includes basic necessities such as food, clean water, clothing, shelter, medical care & education. All support is directed through local partners who are known to the directors.

We provide aid to those who are most in need around the world by tackling poverty, changing lives and answering the calls of those in need. Currently we are raising funds for COVID 19, humanitarian aid, orphan sponsor, build a well in 3rd world country, food distribution, Quran distribution, build Islamic schools/ mosques, refugees/ homeless, and appeal for Gaza, Sudan, Yemen, Nigeria and more.

We provide football coaching for able bodied, disabled and disadvantaged children aged 3.5 to 16, girls only, BAME girls only, disabled adults over 16 years and refugee/asylum seekers adults and children. We provide opportunities for young people and adults to obtain FA coaching qualifications.