Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Migrants

The WWC provides advice, information, advocacy to African Portuguese Speaking refugees, asylum seekers and migrants. It services are provided in different subjects such as; immigration, housing, welfare benefits, community care, debt/money, education, employment and training, interpreting and translation services. It also carries out home visits.

1. Advice & Supporta) General help with claiming benefits2. Community Development? Sewing Club & Tailoring Training ? Job Club? Befriending Coffee Club ? Cookery Club3. Health Advocacy? Campaign against Female Genital Mutilation 4. Refugee and Migrants Forum ? After School Club to Support refugee children who are poorly performing in schools

We are a Barnsely based organisation who coordinate the teaching of basic skills teaching ESOL, Maths, Literacy and ICT to Refugees, Asylum Seekers, Migrants and Local young people who need these skills to help further their education and Employment. We support people between the ages of 17 and 50.

For the public benefit, the prevention or relief of poverty, and the relief of those in need by reason of ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage, amongst adult migrants with care needs in the UK.

1.Exhibit historical information and local cultural photographs,films and oral history which depicts the industrial development and multi-ethnic population of Cardiff2.Work in partnership with other organisations across Cardiff and more widely Wales to encourage inclusion of immigrants and migrants. 3.Develop and deliver educational programmes for schools and adult groups.

MWSC was establishes in 2007 to support international workers and their dependents in Sefton and surrounding area who were experiencing discrimination, unfair treatment and financial hardship in particular in the fields of access to employment, housing, healthcare, welfare entitlements and financial services. Registered as a charity on January 2009 and in January 2014 converted to a CIO.

Akwaaba is a Hackney-based social centre for migrants. We offer a space for rest, play, learning and mutual support. Akwaaba seeks to reduce social isolation, to build lasting relationships between new members of the community and old (regardless of age, background or immigration status), and to foster solidarity in an extremely diverse inner London

We provide General Activities, Advice, Orientation and Guidance through life in UK to Timorese Migrant and Portuguese speaking with Integration Plan. Sign posting with referral to other organisation and creating cohesion and diversity. Sport and social activities, Education Awareness, women and youth groups, Trip and play group with young people and Translating and Interpreting service.

Makes grants to individuals Makes grants to organisations

The activities of the charity:- a referral service assessing,signposting and supporting women to access the advice and guidence they need to benifits,immigration and housing;- drop-in sessions where women from diverse ethnic backgrounds;-A range of tergetted services e.g A food co-op,ESOL classes,cycling,swimming,mental health services.

The relief of need for migrants in the UK who need help settling down and building their lifes in the UK and also other people at social disadvantage who need support, by providing education, training, advice and counselling.

Refugees Welcome Crawley is a local charity supporting refugees, asylum seekers and vulnerable migrants in the Crawley area. Volunteers provide befriending, English language practice and practical support to promote community integration.

Centre for Social Inclusion provides advice, information and case-work in all areas of social welfare and OISC regulated immigration service at Level 2, day-time activities for older people to address loneliness and social isolation. The Centre also provides ESOl, Employment Support, A2, B1 Level English and Life in the UK preparatory classes.

Activities include weekly worship and a monthly mass. Services are carried out in the Amharic medium with detailed translations in English available on screens so that all can follow. We help new migrant members of our community with issues around integration, employment and access to health care. Share the culture of Ethiopia and Eritrea and to share these with the host British Community.

Through (a) advocacy, information and advice; (b) Recreational facilities and events involving the local community; (c) Education and training in English language and support with literacy and numeracy: We will promote social inclusion for the public benefit among migrants who are socially excluded on grounds of their ethnic origin, religion, believe or creed or their socio-economic position

Living Vital offers a safe welcoming space in nature where anyone can come to learn about organic food growing, permaculture principles, basic woodwork, nutrition and cooking. We are building a community connecting local people with refugees and migrants and growing produce for food banks. We offer people the chance to deepen their connection with their bodies, the natural world and each other.

Shaka Services aims to promote better sexual awareness through training, education and advice to all sections of the black community.Shaka provides support on:housing immigration,community care, welfare rights, and domicillary care.

ESRA was established to help English-speaking olim acclimate to life in Israel. This soon evolved to helping diverse waves of immigrants, and then to helping any needy sector of Israeli society, with an emphasis on educational advancement for all of Israel's children.

To advance the education and training of those granted refugee status, new immigrants from Hongkong or British National Overseas (BNO) migrants resettling in the UK from Hong Kong, and their dependants in need thereof so as to advance them in life and assist them to adapt within a new community. To advance the Christian faith primarily among the Hongkong diaspora in England.

CARA is a UK based charity working with partners based in Sangkhlaburi, Thailand north west of Bangkok on the border with Myanmar. We work to improve the lives of children from mainly poor migrant families in the area through providing funds, arranging volunteers to work with our partners and shipping good quality used children's clothes and toys for distribution to the nurseries we support.

The charity's objects are, for the public benefit, to promote human rights (as set out in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and subsequent United Nations conventions and declarations) throughout the world. The charity has conducted legal and policy work with authorities, international organizations and with national and local civil society organizations on behalf of migrants and refugees.

SIAU provides specialist legal advice, assistance and representation to people who live, work or study in Slough and neighbouring areas, and their families, who have difficulties with UK immigration, nationality or refugee law.

Provide information, advice, guidance in immigration, health, housing, benefit advice, education, training and support to young people, families and children mainly from deprived backgrounds living in poverty. We offer a number of educational, cultural and sports activities such as dance, IT, music, drama, ESOL, football, healthy eating cooking classes, sewing, self-defence, domestic violence etc.

Provide informaiton, advice, counselling, referral, interpretation, translation and accompanying services on housing, welfare, health, immigration & asylum, education, training, employment to men, women, older people, young people, children, abled and disabled of all ethnic backgrounds.

We run a drop in service in Waltham Forest where migrants can come to socialize and can be given advice on immigration, welfare and housing issues, and any other help which they require and we can give.