City of Sanctuary Hosts New Advocacy and Campaigns Project – Asylum Matters
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Chai: Opportunities in every cup!
Chaigaram is a social purpose business focused on empowering refugees by providing them with employment and leadership opportunities within our tea company. Refugee employees are integrated into the business alongside people who are passionate about providing a positive experience for them as they fulfill jobs ranging
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Factsheets on Family Reunification available from The Migrants’ Law Project
Information leaflets about family reunification for asylum seeking children in Europe who have family members in the UK are now…
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NUT support the campaign against schools data collection
At the weekend, the National Union of Teachers’ annual conference passed a motion condemning the Department for Education’s attempts to…
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A Great British Welcome
A Great British Welcome is the UN Refugee Agency's series of stories profiling people across the UK who are supporting refugees.
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Wales – Nation of Sanctuary
Wales ELGC Committee calls for Wales to become the world’s first Nation of Sanctuary
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10 days left to provide evidence for Asylum Support Levels Review
Reminder: Call for Evidence for 2017 Asylum Support Levels Review by 28 April
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Our Migration Story: The Making of Britain
Our Migration Story: The Making of Britain is an Arts and Humanities Research Council-funded collaboration between the Runnymede Trust and academics based at…
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Refugee Week 19th – 25th June
Refugee Week is the UK's largest festival celebrating the contribution of refugees and promoting understanding of why people seek sanctuary.…
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Help a destitute asylum seeker find a safe home
'Refugees at Home' are desperate to find new hosts for refugees and asylum seekers in the UK.
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Help access asylum seekers to online survey about their wellbeing
Leeds Beckett University is investigating the wellbeing of asylum-seekers and refugees, to gain a fuller understanding of their experiences and coping…
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Translating Lives: What it’s like helping refugees to learn English
By Clare Mulley - writer and supporter of the Cambridge Refugee Resettlement Campaign.
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Therapeutic support for volunteers from Solidarity and Support Network
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General update on asylum support and call for evidence
Home Office Review of Cash Allowance Paid to Asylum-Seekers for 2016
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NEW! Choir for Refugees and friends starting this week in London!
NEW! Choir for Refugees and friends starting this week in London!
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Refugees waiting up to two years for English classes
Refugee Action has published a report 'Locked Out of Learning' which has found that difficulty accessing English classes is a barrier to inclusion for refugees. They surveyed waiting lists in seven UK cities, and found that refugees are being forced to wait up to two years to access English language classes.