Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Migrants

Provide advice & information for the Somali community in housing, immigration, benefit & health. Improve education by providing language classes and homework assistance for School children. Provide Recreational facilities for youth such as sports, cultural heritage & arts.

To promote social inclusion for the public benefit by preventing people from becoming socially excluded, relieving the needs of those people who are socially excluded and assisting them to integrate into society. To support, advise and accommodate the homeless and inadequately housed. To relieve poverty among refugees, asylum seekers, migrant workers and their dependants living in Stockport

BONABOTO provides welfare information and advice targeted at marginalised communities. We support integration of migrants by providing advice and refering them to agencies to support them. We support our target groups to access services in order to improve their livelihoods and live healthy lives.

Our current services are:Mentoring Young People at Risk of CrimeAdvice, Information & Guidance (including welfare, benefits, immigration et al.)Youth ClubSupport for Somali Youth Offenders at Feltham YOISomali Community Resilience Project

We provide provide effective and free legal advice or other services to refugees and other immigrants. The advice covers immigration, welfare benefits, entitlements, housing benefits, paths to education, tailored training and mentoring young people and so on living within London.

ACA gives assistance with completing of forms. ACA help with the transition from being an asylum seeker to refugee status .Provides English and Basic IT training. Provides moral and emotional support. Provide free confidential and independent advice and information. Provide Immigration Advice. Help Children In Africa to Improve their education Standard. advocate for Asylum Seekers and Refugees

We are a church organisation providing charitable services to our disadvantaged local community in particular and to the wide public in general, living in West Midlands. We aim to advance Christian religion and promote integration of our members in the UK, by the provision of advices and guidance on issues such as educational, immigration, housing, debt management, health and wellbeing.

BSCG PROVIDES RELIEF TO SOMALI PEOPLE LIVING IN BARNET AND THE NEIGHBOURING BOROUGHS WHO ARE IN CONDITION OF NEED BY THE PROVISION OF AN ADVICE AND INFORMATION IN THE AREAS OF WELFARE, HOUSING, EDUCATION, IMMIGRATION, EMPLOYMENT, DEBT ADVICE, MONEY MANAGEMENT AND HEALTH.WE ALSO PROVIDE SUPPLEMENTARY EDUCATION AND YOUTH ACTIVITIES TO ENSURE SOMALI YOUTH ARE HEALTHY AND EDUCATED.

THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT AMONG NEWLY ARRIVED MIGRANTS AND REFUGEES TO THE UK EDUCATING PARENTS ABOUT SCHOOLING AND EDUCATION IN THE UK AND AMONG CHILDREN LIVING IN THE HORN OF AFRICA BY THE PROVISION OF BOOKS AND OTHER EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS

CMWH provides accommodation, personal and support and group empowerment to selected forced migrant women with no current right to rent, work or claim state benefits. It enables residents to move on to other accommodation. Residents take cooperative responsibility for the running of the house. It facilitates access to migrant support and education in the vicinity of Coventry.

Wateredoak helps new migrants among the BAME Christian women community in Newport and its environs providing psycho-emotional and economic support as affordable by Wateredoak to help the economic life of the new members. This is done by holding discussion sessions once a week, one on one sessions, and signpost to other organizations if need be.

We carry out Health & Beauty activities like back massage, reflexology, hairs & nails, dance class and trip to the sea sides. We promote employment opportunities by providing workshop on IT lesson, CV writing, etc. We support charities for good causes and assist those with Housing and Immigration problems. We continue promoting our cultural heritage by getting involve in theatre plays.

To prevent or relive poverty of persons living in the West Midlands, particularly but not exclusively refugees, asylum seekers, migrant workers and their dependants by the provision of information, advocacy and advice, including but not limited to: interpreting and translating; money management and debt advice; health and housing advice and support.

1) To relieve the charitable needs of socially and economically disadvantaged refuges, asylum seekers and migrants, in particular but not exclusively through the provision of food parcels, basic computer skills training, help with form filling, signposting services and support and information for families affected by Autism. 2) The prevention or relief of poverty among individuals in fina

Practical help to the community on drug abuse, women issues, liaison with Police Authorities on potential extremism in the community, Community hours for offenders through Probation Service, Advice to immigration and foreign students on British culture, Mother and Toddlers drop in centre, Advice to non Muslim who may have problems with their Muslim partner. Information and library service re Islam

Tessa's work is focused on maintaining the family unit. Our services are dedicated to ensure that all individuals in our location have access to services. We provide1.Information and advice through sign posting - immigration solicitors, social services, job centres, welfare, Housing and Education. 2. Education support for Families and Children 3. Employment support 4. Family Services

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.

Birmingham Community Solutions supports deprived communities in Nechells with housing issues, welfare benefits/entitlements, debt and financial matters, as well asunemployment. The project has helps these vulnerable migrants to lead a settled and integratedlife in the UK. Our strategy is a mixture of advice and practical support to encouragebeneficiaries to better access their

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

The Angolan Civic Communities Alliance (ACCA) provides a range of services and community-led initiatives in health, life-long learning, volunteering, welfare rights and benefits, housing, health, education, access to employment, immigration, community integration, ESOL, language services, extra-curricular and after-school activities and elderly services to the wider Portuguese speaking community.

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;

General Charitable PurposesDisabilityThe Prevention Or Relief Of Poverty by aiding with given away public and private donationsFinancial support to migrant families without recourse to social welfareHuman Rights/religious Or Racial Harmony/equality Or Diversity

Fundraising to attain self-sufficiency in creating a legacy for young people. Providing services in advocacy in areas affecting the well-being of the African Caribbean community, including immigration, citizenship, racial discrimination, injustice. Promoting equality and community cohesion. Involvement in issues such as disaffection, gun and knife crime, health issues and care of the elderly.

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;

Educational activities, leisure, sports, health and social events, sign-posting for advice and information around immigration, welfare rights, housing and health.