Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Asylum seekers and refugees

THE OBJECTIVES OF SWRC ARE TO SUPPORT DESTITUTE PEOPLE IN DISTRESS OR ILL HEALTH TO GAIN ACCESS TO SERVICES, AS WELL PROVIDING WELFARE SUPPORT FOR THE SAME. THE ORGANISATION ALSO PROVIDES COMMUNITY, EDUCATIONAL AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES WHICH ENABLE REFUGEE AND OTHER MIGRANT COMMUNITIES TO PARTICIPATE IN THE LIFE OF THEIR LOCAL COMMUNITY AS RESIDENTS AND ACTIVE CITIZENS IN THE UK.

Y.E.S has secured life-saving surgeries and helped people with medical conditions,prescribed medication for the poor.Families living in tents have been given new clothes,toys and footballs to play with. We work directly with local doctors and key workers in refugee camps in Iraq/Kurdistan to give and sustain rapid and effective response to almost daily emergencies facing the Yezidi population.

Relief of poverty by providing training and development for female ex-offenders, ethnic minority women/refugees and other disadvantaged women to gain skills to improve their chances to gain employment. To sign post to other services that may help them. Supporting underpriveleged families by providing books and other related educational material for their school going children.

IN ORDER TO ADVANCE THE CHRISTIAN FAITH ACCORDING TO THE PRINCIPLES OF THE EVANGELICAL DENOMINATION IN THE CITIES OF NOTTINGHAM AND DERBY; AND TO RELIEVE POVERTY AMONG REFUGEES, ASYLUM SEEKERS WITHIN THESE REGIONS THE CHURCH ORGANISES FUND RAISING ACTIVITIES TO RAISE MONEY AND USES DIFFERENT FORMS OF DONATIONS SUCH AS TITHES. OFFERINGS TO MEET THESE OBJECTIVES.

Support for Refugees East Midlands (SFREM) is a registered charity supporting refugees and asylum seekers in the East Midlands. The majority of our activity is in the Newark and Sherwood area and we work in partnership with: Newark and Sherwood District Council The Nottingham Refugee Forum Home Start Support Refugees in Southwell Framework, Opportunity and Change

The Cardiff Kurdish Community Association is a vibrant and inclusive organization that represents individuals from diverse backgrounds, including Kurdish, Arabs, Afghan, Welsh, and other asylum-seekers and refugees from conflicted-affected countries. Our association serves as a platform for fostering unity, promoting cultural exchange, and providing support to individuals who have faced challe

To deliver activities that promote equality and diversity and social inclusion for the public benefit for people displaced and seeking asylum or refugees settling in the neighbouring Boroughs of Calderdale and Rochdale and wishing to integrate with the inhabitants of these Boroughs.

UK mentoring and assistance projects. Charitable overseas aid. Refugee aid. Humanitarian assistance. Medical help

provide asylum & Immigration advice, set up day centres/ youth clubs, provide educational facilities, teaching english language for the refugees, releif of poverty, hardship and distress in the north and east of Sri Lanka

PaLOP was formed to carry out the following activities:1. Advice, Information and Guidance on matters such as welfare rights, immigration and asylum, Housing, Health, Education, Employment and Training;2. Provision of facilities for recreation or leisure-time occupation.3. the preservation and protection of Health by provision of Counselling and Advice on Health Issues;

Raising and distributing UK funds to support peace-building work in East Africa: for example work to minimise conflict in refugee camps, work to support vulnerable teenagers in Rwanda, work to build mutual acceptance between herders of different ethnicities across the borders of Kenya and Somalia, vocational support for young people in Uganda.

Asylum works to bring the love and acceptance of Christ to people from various alternative Subcultures. Punks, Metallers, Goths, Bikers etc. are often rejected or hurt by many churches / Christians. Asylum tries to undo some of that damage by building friendships. It has a weekly fellowship and monthly club featuring local bands. We raise funds and awareness for other charities through our events.

Bilad Al Shaam provides food, health and medical support to refugees and displaced families in Syria and Turkey, sponsors Syrian orphans, widows and families with mental health and special needs in Turkey. Also provides educational supplies to schools teaching displaced and refugee children and provides educational support to Syrian refugees in England and Wales.

The relief or prevention of poverty and the preservation and protection of health amongst those granted refugee status or who have been granted asylum by the Home Office and who reside or wish to reside in EnfieldTo advance the education and training of those granted refugee status or who have been granted asylum by the Home Office and their dependents who reside or wish to reside in Enfield.

The Trustees shall apply on an international basis the income and capital of the Trust for the following charitable purposes - Environment, Social Inclusion, Education & the Arts and Relief for Refugees & those in need. This will be achieved bythe awarding of grants to appropriate organisations operating within the above areas and the subsequent monitoring of the impact the grants have made.

To relieve need, hardship and distress of the Lusophone or Lusofonia Communities, and other people, particularly newly arrived refugees and migrants by the provision of language services and Information, Advice and Guidance and Advocacy regarding matters such as immigration and asylum, social and welfare rights, health, housing, community integration, education, training and employment;

Support its aims via donations to other registered Charities where appropriate and through its division Restart Refugee Support to advance interest free loans to refugees with the right to remain in the UK, for the purpose of professional re qualification or business start up.

1. To promote for the public benefit the advancement, appreciation, understanding andeducation of music.2. To relieve the needs of refugees and others who are victims of war and trouble by theprovision of music therapy.

Mayak Foundation supports women exiting situations of sex trafficking and exploitation, helping them to escape and access shelters and aftercare; fights the spread of HIV/AIDS and other infections among women in the sex industry; empowers and trains those at risk of being trafficked; and works to raise awareness of human trafficking and exploitation in wider society.

OARFDC has been a registered Charity since July 2006 (Registration Number 1115456). We work to benefit and educate African Refugees, Asylum Seekers and their families mainly from Central Africa. We are the only Refugee Groups in Oxford that address social welfare of refugees through Sports. We are affiliated to Football Association, We support refugees, Asylum seeker to break in sports industry.

We link refugees and migrants, our clients, to services in the country where they live. We collect the information our clients want to know and we run information campaigns.Our information operates as a platform for refugees and migrants to share, request and receive information about their rights and their options on asylum, housing, healthcare or education.

To advance the Christian faith in accordance with the statement of belief in the UK.The provision of facilities for recreation and other leisure time occupation among refugees and asylum seekers living in Huddersfield

The Forum (HaRF) is constituted to pursue and support BAMER with the following activities:a) The promotion of the efficiency and effectiveness of charities b) Assisting in building the capacity of the third sector organisations c) The provision of advice & advocacy on immigration, social & welfare rights, health, housing, community integration, education, training and employment

We help refugees and asylum seekers access all they are entitled to, providing advocacy case work, health and well being support & advice to help them with integration and settlement. We run 2 weekly drop-ins where people can meet others in a safe space, relax, and access help, as well as offering English classes and social events. We help raise awareness in the local community of refugees.