Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Asylum seekers and refugees

Wandsworth Welcomes Refugees is a member of the City of Sanctuary network. We support local organisations (schools, libraries, cafes, gardens) to apply for Sanctuary status and are working with Wandsworth Council to become a borough of Sanctuary. We also run events for Refugee Week as well as appeals for digital devices and bikes which we distribute to local refugees and asylum seekers.

To promote racial harmony, preserve and protect the physical and mental health of those seeking asylum, the advancement of education in human rights and equality and any other purposes which are exclusively charitable according to the law of England and Wales as the trustees may from time to time determine.

To enable the Worthing area to be a place of welcome, safety, integration and justice for refugees and displaced peoples.

WSSAG Wales is a lobbying, advocacy and support group working with asylum seeker and refugee women and their families in order to bring about positive changes in the refugee system and provide support and activities for them.

We want a United Kingdom where human trafficking does not and cannot exist. Everyone needs to be more aware of grooming, CSE and trafficking but particular groups are really important. We target our work to ensure that any project we develop is effective in reaching the parts of society that most need to understand these crimes in order for effective prevention work to occur.

The relief of those in need by reason of financial hardship, youth, age, ill health, disability or other disadvantage, through the distribution of gift bags and toys to homeless people, users of food banks, refugees and residents and children in deprived areas in Nottinghamshire

Our church supports the spiritual and social needs of a small community, primarily comprising Eritrean migrants in the UK. We benefit the public by - organising weekly services and spiritual activities that are open to all - supporting refugees and asylum seekers, by giving pastoral care and help them integrate into the British society - running family-friendly events, - and volunteering.

To provide comprehensive support, resources, and services that address the diverse needs of individuals and communities, focusing on supported living, housing, sports, health and well-being, support work, asylum seeker assistance, local facility improvement, food banks, debt relief, empowerment, career development, consultations, international emergency response, and the promotion of culture and

We provide a weekly drop-in for people for people who are refugees or seeking asylum. The drop-in aims to offer a relaxed environment where there is opportunity to meet others and develop social networks, to practise speaking English, to ask questions or seek information and support from volunteers, and to access to certain goods and services.

(1) Education of the issues relating to refugees and those seeking asylum; and(2) Social inclusion of refugees and asylum-seekers (3) Equality and diversity for the public benefit by participating in activities that fosterunderstanding between people from diverse backgrounds

Educational Charity - working with young refugees in the provision of mother-tongue and after school classes

The Western Sahara Support Group raises funds to support projects that improve the quality of life of people living within the Western Saharan refugee camps, based in the harsh desert conditions of southern Algeria. We organise a range of fundraising events and also apply to individual trust funds,individuals and donor organisations to enable the projects agreed to come to fruition.

ICT TrainingKeys Skills Training and EducationSupplementary Education and Study Support ClassesESOL ClassesCommunity Development WorkVolunteering ProjectSocial Welfare Advice and Support

The prevention and relief of poverty amongst asylum seekers and refugees in the Wolverhampton area

Aid gathering and distribution to refugees

RELIGIOUS AND COMMUNITY BASED ACTIVITIES:- counselling- Youth activities eg : Recreation, Socialization- Tackling homelessness in the community - Poverty relief through community work- Giving young people the necessary tools for a brighter future - Helping refugees access help and resources

We do provide sport, education, employment training, interpreting, translating to black ethnic minority refugee living in Cardiff. We run a drop-in center where these people can come to assess services and take part in cultural and social activities like dancing, old people's group, health sessions, food distributions. We offer free advice and information on energy, health matters, alcohol, drug.

Our organisation was established to create avenues for increasing awareness on the rights and opportunities and to promote the integration of isolated African refugee who are Swahili-speaking with health problems problems in Newham into their new host society; provide food, warm space, advice and guidance on issues such as mental health, education, employment training and sports.

To empower African Refugee, asylum seekers and migrants who are living in Newham in order to improve their confidence to become participative citizen, achieve their full potentials and raise their aspirations. We do provide sports, music, information and advice on health, housing, welfare benefits, Education, Employment Training, Sports, interpreting and translating for our beneficiaries.

organise activities for the health, social, educational and cultural needs of communities. Offer solutions for their needs by carrying out community research, providing infrastructure support to organisations, training and capacity building individuals and communities. Work with older people and refugees to promote better community cohesion,combat isolation. Produce training and documentary films.

Bradford Refugee Forum is an umbrella organisation for refugee community organisations in Bradford

Promoting social inclusion by providing social and recreational facilities and events involving the local community and by providing workshops, forums, advocacy and general support.

Life Chance is providing advice, guidance, information and support services for the disadvantaged Ethiopian migrants and refugee elders, the disabled and children in need living in London.

Kings Heath Action for Refugees (KHAR) is a community fundraising, befriending and awareness-raising charity supporting asylum seekers, refugees and those seeking safe refuge from violence and persecution.

Eurosoma supports on a regular basis the welfare of refugee and asylum seekers from the Horn of Africa in and around Birmingham particularly by the provision of advice on various issues such as welfare, housing, immigration matters, education, health care, employment and training, youth development and leisure activities for young refugees.