Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Asylum seekers and refugees

We provide long term rental homes and ongoing support to victims of human trafficking and/or modern slavery. The homes currently used by the charity are based in Yorkshire, UK.

The charity is specifically restricted to providing relief to those granted refugee status and those seeking asylum in the North East region of England (the area of benefit) through the provision of a drop in centre to provide training facilities and support services so as to advance them in life and assist them with the adaption within a new community.

The Natashas Project is an international contemporary dance/physical theatre company founded in 2013. Its aim is to use dance to inform and equip the public about Human Trafficking and Modern Day Slavery and support survivors through creative means.

LEWCAS is an ecumenical group working to help and campaign for the rights of refugees and asylum seekers. We provide regular food and basic household items for the destitute, travel cards to enable asylum seekers to study English at Lewisham College and give financial support to the work of the Lewisham Refugee Network, Action for Refugees in Lewisham and sometimes to people in particular need.

Shared Goods supports asylum seekers and refugees living in Kirklees by supplying them with donated clothes and household goods which have been donated, and toiletries and underwear which are new. One part-time worker runs a "free shop" with the help of volunteers, many of whom themselves come from the client community.

-Booster class session-Extension educational services-Adult Learning Provision-Informal youth coaching and mentoring -Advocacy of refugee and asylum seekers education

Providing advice and financial grants to refugees and migrants.

We work to improve access to mainstream services and education for Malians, and raise awareness of their rights and responsibilities, promote participation, inclusion and independence living and enable Malians to express their needs effectively through personal support, information, signposting and referral. The service is free, independent, impartial, confidential and open to all

Our mission is 'to equip refugees and migrants with the language skills needed to integrate into the local community and culture'.

Fences & Frontiers aims to make the UK a welcoming, supportive, and inspiring place for refugees and asylum seekers to live and settle. We run cultural, recreational and educational activities for refugees, asylum seekers and the wider community - bringing people together in the spirit of friendship and solidarity.

Provision of short term quick access emergency accomodation and support for destitute asylum seeking and migrant women

EDUCATION SUPPORTHELP POOR PEOPLE, VICTIM OF NATURAL DISASTER SUCH AS FLOODHELP ROHINGYA REFUGEES CAMP IN BANGLADESH

makes small grants to grass roots organisations that seek to challenge injustices - provide help to students from a refugee background in Brighton and Hove

Making a difference in Health by building a hospital.The free Education system in place to support with education,uniforms, stationary&meals.Limb replacement&rehab centre,provides limbs&maintenance to the patients. Beat hepatitis projects.Fully quipped mobile hospital service to rural areas.Emergencies Health,Education.Street to School Project.Refugee crisis appeal.10 years on from Pak earthquake.

The Tilehouse Trust aims to help charities and projects within Yorkshire which work to provide an experience of welcome to refugees and people seeking asylum in this country, and which give them support, whether material, creative or emotional, in living and flourishing here.

The Congolese Community Council aims to promote the benefit mainly Congolese any otrher person fron Congolese origin and also African Francophone in Great Britain by association together Congolse people and the local authorities voluntary and other organisations in a common effort to advance education and provide facilities in the interest of social welfare for recreation and leisure time.

We work with local councils, organisations and industry to provide safe sewing workrooms. We support the strong sewing cultural heritage within different ethnic communities, refugee families as they pass their sewing skills onto their children, continuing their cultural tradition and practising sustainable garment making methods. We promote family bonding through adult and child sewing workshops.

THE RELIEF OF POVERTY AMONG REFUGEES, ASYLUM SEEKERS AND THEIR DEPENDENTS, PARTICULARLY BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY CONGOLESE REFUGEE WOMEN LIVING IN GREATER LONDON BY PROVIDING THEM WITH EDUCATION, TRAINING, HEALTHCARE PROJECTS

Crossings Community Group provides opportunities for migrants, refugees and asylum seekers to integrate into the communities in which they live. We use music, song writing and team activities to build relationships within the group and with the wider community of the Newcastle and Gateshead area. We aim to improve relationships and understanding through shared positive experiences.

We aim to provide support to asylum seekers, survivors of domestic abuse and other forms of gender-based violence and/or abuse within the UK. We also provide safe spaces for our beneficiaries to meet and discuss the issues affecting them and receive support from experienced professionals.

Enrichment and betterment of the human condition through support of the arts, environment, education, and alleviation of suffering caused by poverty or financial hardship among refugees, asylum seekers, migrant workers and their dependents.

We provide free English classes ( ESOL) for Speakers of other languages, both online and at our Newcastle upon Tyne class base for Asylum Seekers, Refugees and migrants, including a growing cohort of unaccompanied asylum seeking young people. English language tuition will help our students to both advance in life and enable them to adapt within a new community.

At a central location, Space4U Cardiff Drop-in provides a comfortable and welcoming meeting place for people seeking asylum and those who are refugees. Provision includes recreational and learning activities, refreshments, English classes, help, information and signposting , and clothing and food stores.

Regular short term mission trips including trips to help partner organisations involved in assisting refugees, housing orphans and conducting feeding programmes.Supplying humanatarian aid, which is being carried out through our partnership programme.

We support refugees and their dependents, or those seeking asylum, in Kent, by the relief of financial hardship, befriending, assisting with English language learning, and generally helping them to adapt within a new community. We also aim to advance the education of the public about the rights and needs of refugees and asylum seekers through outreach work.