NACCOM to go to Greenbelt – opportunity to raise awareness about sanctuary issues such as destitution
If you are attending Greenbelt Festival this year look out for the NACCOM Network in the Greenbelt Takeaway (Marketplace) area.…
If you are attending Greenbelt Festival this year look out for the NACCOM Network in the Greenbelt Takeaway (Marketplace) area.…
Are you accommodating and supporting people with no recourse to public funds? Do you want to know more about what…
by Maria Wilby
NACCOM members including Homeless Link have recently launched the ‘Hosting Toolkit’, a comprehensive guide for schemes accommodating destitute asylum seekers, refugees and other migrants.
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City of Sanctuary is looking to distribute the remaining Guardian funding. The second round of funding will be a competitive…
Thanks to David Brown, Chair of Birmingham City of Sanctuary for the first set of notes from last week's Learning and…
Today Refugee Action launched Slipping Through the Cracks: how Britain’s asylum system fails the most vulnerable. It’s a heart-breaking read. They…
NICRAS Report – Living in Limbo: The Life of Refused Asylum Seekers in Northern Ireland
Asylum Matters is calling on all City of Sanctuary groups to join up with other local groups working to support refugees and people seeking asylum to contact their MPs in the post-election period.
People working with Refugees and Asylum Seekers are invited to a relaxation retreat at Charney Manor in Oxfordshire from 8-10…
The Equality and Human Rights Committee of the Scottish Parliament has published its inquiry report into destitution and insecure immigration…
The University of Bristol (UoB) Sanctuary Scholarship is open for applications for 2017 entry. The application deadline is 22 June 2017. The Scholarship is open to the full spectrum of forced migrant immigration statuses (i.e. asylum seekers, refugees, those granted Humanitarian Protection, and those granted Limited Leave to Remain, as well as the dependents of…
From 8th June, our registered office in Leeds is moving.
Since December 2016, G4S have asked their housing welfare officers to wear body worn video cameras when they conduct home visits. They have not yet published an operational policy or privacy impact assessment (PIA) regarding this practice and it is unclear how video data is being collected, stored and accessed.…