Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Asylum seekers and refugees

GCT presently supports the following:1. The Great Commission Christco Project (Kenya), including a Christian school in a deprived area near Nakuru, a medical centre, a feeding programme and refugee relief work; 2. Mapping and planning assistance for a city concept in the Volta Region, Ghana.

Dost UK supports the work of Dost Welfare Foundation in Pakistan. We do this through fundraising for different projects, and by creating awareness of their work.Dost Pakistan was formed in 1992 and reaches out to street children, drug users, women and children in crisis, refugees, prisoners, internally displaced persons, victims of abuse, HIV affected persons and all marginalised people.

TIME TO BE OUT SUPPORTS PEOPLE WHO ARE REFUGEES AND ASYLUM SEEKERS WHO IDENTIFY AS LGBT. IT RELIEVES THE NEEDS OF THOSE PEOPLE AND ASSISTS THEM TO INTEGRATE INTO SOCIETY, PARTICULARLY BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY BY: - PROVIDING WORKSHOPS, ADVOCACY AND GENERAL SUPPORT - INCREASING AND CO-ORDINATING OPPORTUNITIES FOR THEM TO ENGAGE WITH LOCAL COMMUNITIES - RAISING PUBLIC AWARENESS ABOUT THEIR SITUATION.

We seek to alleviate social isolation and financial exclusion of vulnerable asylum seekers and refugees, providing a safe weekly drop-in, telephone support and deliveries to people across Dudley, Sandwell and the west of Birmingham. Offering friendship, refreshments, empathy, mutual support, guidance, signposting, financial help, foodbank access, clothes, baby supplies and household goods.

THE RELIEF OF THOSE IN NEED BY REASON OF THEM BEING, HAVING BEEN OR BEING AT RISK OF BECOMING VICTIMS OF SLAVERY, HUMAN TRAFFICKING, EXPLOITATION OR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, IN PARTICULAR BY THE PROVISION OF HOUSING, HOUSING RELATED SUPPORT OR CARE.

Unity in Diversity provides a welcome, friendship, informal advice, food and clothing support for asylum seekers and refugees in Swansea. Once a week, we deliver 3 English classes and a Drop-in meeting with a meal, access to a clothing bank and activity programme at York Place Baptist Church Swansea, SA1 3LZ. We manage weekly food deliveries and a second clothing bank at another Swansea location.

We provide respite breaks in rural Gloucestershire for people seeking sanctuary - asylum seekers, refugees and survivors of trafficking and torture. See hillhouseretreats.com for more information

Anti-Human Trafficking Awareness Training

The Sussex Syrian Community Group aims to empower Syrian refugees in Sussex to build integrated, stable and happy lives in the UK. We create spaces for Syrians to come together, often with others from the wider community in Brighton and Hove, to celebrate our history, culture and resilience. We run language courses, skills courses, and provide advice and help with accessing services.

HBTSR HELPS PEOPLE SEEKING ASYLUM/REFUGE BY PROVIDING THEM WITH OUTINGS TO THE COUNTRYSIDE FOR LEISURE, FRIENDSHIP AND SKILL EXCHANGE. WE HELP OUR OWN LOCAL COMMUNITIES TO MEET PEOPLE FROM OTHER CULTURES AND BE ENRICHED BY THIS. WE SPEAK PUBLICLY AND RAISE FUNDS. WE APPROACH LOCAL ELECTED REPRESENTATIVES TO IMPROVE POLICY AND SUPPORT.WE PROVIDE SOME EXPERT ASSISTANCE AND COLLECT GOODS.

Relief of poverty and improving education and living conditions overseas via despatching aid and money where needed.

Assisting asylum seekers in Northumberland with the processing of their claims. This involves advice sessions given in partnership with the British Red Cross.Ensuring that asylum seeker children are registered for schools.Keeping in touch with our service users (SUs),through drop-ins, telephone, or personal contact.In a developing way, assisting with needs.Advocating. And much more.

Talking therapy groups and community meet ups to overcome adversities; Psychoeducational courses; Art classes for ukranian refugee children.

Accredited Cultural Parenting skills training which has continued to help BAME parents to improve their parenting skills.Provide parent advocacy to Social Services, Family courts. Registered as a UK online centre to deliver computer training. Deliver ESOL; Sewing; and Talk English classes; and a successful Foodbank. Raise awareness on Human Trafficking; domestic violence; culture and relationships

ECHO for Refugees is an education, advocacy and integration charity operating in Athens, Greece. Through the operation of a mobile education centre that circulates to different refugee camps and community centres, we provide asylum-seekers with access to internet, language-learning resources, online education, books in a range of languages, as well as recreational activities.

The advancement of the arts and promotion of engagement in creative activity for the public benefit. thisis achieved by providing creative workshops that are accessible and affordable for the general public and,without limitation, the following groups of people (and, in each case, any dependents): persons ininstitutions, persons incarcerated, young offenders, persons awaiting refugee status,

The trust awards financial grants to alleviate the hardship faced by those seeking refuge from the Ukrainian war in Bristol and North Somerset. Its first beneficiaries are a family of Ukrainian refugees. In addition to financial support the Welcome Bureau volunteers have offered donated goods to furnish a property, support to settle in the UK and support to gain a place at Bristol Grammar school.

The charity arranges awareness events for the Afghan refugees and their families. Niazi Jirga promote awareness and educates the Afghan refugees and their rights and responsibilities as a good citizen living in the United Kingdom. This in return help the overall other communities where they will be tolerant of diverse cultural and social differences as well as understanding their rights.

We are dedicated to supporting refugees and asylum seekers on the move, or who have recently arrived in the UK, France and Greece, with up-to-date practical, accessible information and assistance, access to the internet and phone charging.

UK MMbondo Community unites people from the East of the DRC resettled to the UK due to wars We help with integration of new refugees into the UK community by advising, training and accompanying them through their resettlement programme. We ran workshops to encourage members of our community to work or engage in education. We also support those left behind by running small projects in Fizi

We work to improve the health and wellbeing of disadvantaged refugees in the UK, helping them participate in activities, engage with services, overcome social barriers and become less isolated.We also provide support and relief for people living in under-developed areas of Somalia, Tanzania and other East African countries, through the provision of education, training and other services.

Dirty Girls provides a safe, comfortable and creative space for refugee women to learn, or build on, their design and sewing skills. They are employed to make bags and other products, or are volunteers, depending on their eligibility to work. Products are gifted to donors in appreciation of their support. Most materials used are diverted from landfill and we are committed to sustainability.

We work to support refugees and those working with refugees arriving or settling in Cornwall; to relieve financial hardship among asylum seekers and refugees in Cornwall; to educate the public concerning refugees and asylum seekers and to develop mutual integration between communities locally. We take basic resources to refugees in Calais and Dunkerque, and work with local support groups there.

Resettle refugee families under the Government Community Sponsorship scheme. Practical support for and promote health of the families.Advance the education & training of each resettled family member. Sponsor integration of refugees and local communities through practical action and partnerships with statutory and other agencies.Encourage and support other Tyneside Community Sponsorship groups

Public and open space for leisure and recreation.Income recieved by way of rent from two properties on site:1. The Barn, currently used as restaurent2. 28 Bath Road, currently occupied by another charity -The Slough Refugee Support