Housing

Greater Together Manchester

Greater Together Manchester works to identify the causes and consequences of poverty, listening to communities and those with lived experience. We mobilise people, churches, and resources to tackle injustice and close gaps in provision. ​Together, we seek to transform lives and communities, building a Greater Manchester and Rossendale where everyone can flourish and enjoy life in all its fullness. We provide signposting to support for refugees and asylum seekers and are looking to set up a lodging scheme. Email: [email protected] Website / Facebook

5 May 2026|

First Choice Housing

First Choice Housing provides supported housing to those who are at risk of or experiencing homelessness in Swindon, Wiltshire. We provide housing for single people and childless couples over the age of 18. Those accessing our services are supported by a specific, named member of staff who will collaborate with statutory and non-statutory service providers to deliver the most appropriate support to each service user including: Drug and Alcohol abstinence support from Change Grow Live English Language support through Livewell Swindon (a local authority programme) ESOL classes at local colleges, from the local authority, or online through our own contracted [...]

27 February 2026|

Fusion Housing Kirklees

Fusion Housing is a registered charity working to help individuals who are experiencing housing related problems and need support, advice and guidance to resolve these. Preventing homelessness for the first or subsequent time is at the heart of everything that we do. As part of this we provide NRPF housing to people in the Kirklees area (please note NRPF referrals must come through Kirklees Council RSI). Phone: 01484 425 522 Email: [email protected] Website  

7 October 2025|

Bolton Housing Care and Support CIC

Bolton Housing, Care and Support CIC offer supported accommodation in and around the Bolton Area. We help refugees resettle in a new area and new country, whilst reducing homelessness by providing accommodation, support and advice with a view to finding them their permanent home. We offer supported accommodation to single adult male refugees, with 12 week move-on to private accommodation. Telephone: 07874 042 139 Email: [email protected] Website

7 October 2025|

Welcome Home Project

Welcome Home offer high quality, well equipped temporary, emergency accommodation for mothers and children, based in London. We work with social workers and agencies needing to provide the accommodation when an emergency situation arises. Each room has its own bathroom, fridge, microwave, desk, chair and TV. Our families share a kitchen, lounge, garden and washing facilities. We offer personalised support to our Mums, from school or nursery applications to connections with local food banks etc, whilst working with social workers to understand each family's specific needs. Contact: Lise Thorne Email: [email protected] Website  

21 January 2025|

Ark of Hope Foundation

Ark of Hope Foundation provides a safe and nurturing environment for women aged 18 and above who are facing domestic abuse, addiction, homelessness, and other crises. Embracing Christian values, we welcome women from all backgrounds, including refugees, migrants, asylum seekers, and care leavers, ensuring they have a secure place to rebuild their lives with dignity and respect. Our Holistic Support Program is designed to address the diverse needs of our service users. This program offers tailored assistance that combines practical and life skills, empowering women to regain control and thrive in their communities. Contact: Stella King Email: [email protected] Website

2 August 2024|

Ekaya Housing Association

Ekaya Housing Association is a BME landlord, provides general needs housing, supported housing, temporary accommodation and shared ownership. Phone: 020 70 911 800 Website

1 August 2024|

Wycombe Refugee Partnership

Wycombe Refugee Partnership is a multi-cultural group in High Wycombe who have come together out of a shared concern to help destitute refugee families in the UK. We give wrap-around support, helping with job-seeking and registration with schools, doctors, dentists and English classes, and have a temporary accommodation project in partnership with Chiltern Area Quakers. Contact: Sue Butler Phone: 07572 484 830 Email: [email protected] Website / Facebook  

8 April 2024|

CARAG

Coventry Asylum and Refugee Action Group (CARAG) is a grassroots migrant led community organisation based in Coventry. We believe that people affected by a problem are best placed to find the solutions. Our common cause is our lived experience of the UK Immigration system. We focus our energy and effort on dismantling its 'hostile' infrastructure and helping our communities settle in the UK. Join our community and let's achieve Social Justice together. Find us across social media by searching for CARAG Coventry. Contact: Nathan D Ndlovu Phone: 07459 389 476 Email: [email protected] Website

19 October 2023|

Asylum Welcome

Asylum Welcome offers information, advice and practical support to asylum seekers, refugees and vulnerable migrants living in Oxfordshire. We help adults, young people and families to feel safe, respected and understood as members of our diverse community. Contact: Tania Baldwin-Pask Phone: 01865 722 082 Email: [email protected] Website

20 September 2023|

Micro Rainbow

Micro Rainbow provides housing and social support for LGBTQI refugees and asylum seekers. We also provide move-on support for LGBTQI refugees, training and coaching, as well as advocacy work to promote the rights, safety and inclusion of LGBTQI people seeking sanctuary. Email: [email protected] Website

20 September 2023|

Simon Community Scotland

Simon Community Scotland (incorporating Safe in Scotland) provides advice, accommodation and support to people who have NRPF and are destitute. We have accommodation, IAA accredited advisors and specialist support workers who work alongside people to resolve their status and prevent homelessness. Email: [email protected] Website  

20 September 2023|

Oxfordshire Homeless Movement (OHM)

Oxfordshire Homeless Movement is a partnership of the many organisations helping those who are homeless in Oxfordshire. We all work to ensure that nobody should have to sleep rough on our streets. If you think of these organisations as a community, then think of us as the Community Centre! We bring greater visibility to all of the county’s work in this area, signposting volunteers, supporters and those experiencing homelessness to the actions and services they’re looking for. OHM’s flagship project supports people experiencing homelessness who have no recourse to public funds (NRPF), meaning they have lost or don’t have access [...]

3 August 2023|

Saint John of God Hospitaller Services (SJOG)

  SJOG’s Modern Slavery Services provide accommodation in safehouses and outreach services to support victims of trafficking or modern day slavery. Working in partnership with The Salvation Army as part of the Government’s Modern Slavery Victim Care Contract (MSVCC), SJOG teams across the country provide specialist support to help people to recover and rehabilitate from their experiences. Phone: 01325 373 700 Email: [email protected] Website

6 October 2022|

Hope Into Action: Southampton

Hope into Action: Southampton is a project of City Life Church Southampton. It is a franchise, and part of the wider Hope Into Action UK network – a Christian housing project set up to help break the cycle of housing poverty. Website  

9 June 2022|

LEDAS

Leeds Destitute Asylum seekers Support (LEDAS) run two houses which each house up to 4 destitute asylum-seekers with No Recourse to Public Funds. We work collaboratively with Leeds City Council who provide grant support, and with PAFRAS who provide referral and case-work for our residents. Our aim is to provide family-style housing, in which the residents have dignity and independence. Housing essentials, food and an allowance are provided. The five LEDAS Trustees run the houses on a voluntary basis. Contact: Gillian Tober Email: [email protected] Website

22 April 2022|

Connection Support

Connection Support are part of a partnership project across Buckinghamshire, Milton Keynes and Oxfordshire to provide housing, legal advice and support to those who are homeless, refugees and people with NRPF. Phone Number: 01865 711 267 Email: [email protected] Website / Facebook  

22 April 2022|

Refugee Welcome Homes

Refugee Welcome Homes is a charity based in Bristol. Our mission is to reduce homelessness for refugees by bringing people with a spare room in their home together with refugees needing a place to call home. We provide ongoing support and signposting to landlords and lodgers to enable refugees to resettle in Bristol. Phone: 07395 901 365 Email: [email protected]  Website / Facebook

2 February 2022|

Severn Angels Housing & Support

We provide accommodation and support to refugees, mothers fleeing domestic violence, care leavers, asylum seekers and vulnerable women from 16 years over. Severn Angels supports homeless people with either psychological support, counselling, support with applying for benefits, applying for housing and a wide range of services. Our goal is to equip individuals and young people leaving care with the skills that will allow them to live independently and find a job they can earn a living from. This support comes in different forms, from providing supported housing where the individuals can live and be supported emotionally and also get help, [...]

9 July 2021|

Safety4Sisters

If you are a woman experiencing abuse and you have no recourse to public funds then Safety4Sisters is able to talk to you about your options. You may think there is no way to leave if you are dependent on your partner’s immigration status, if you have no recourse to public funds or if you have no money. This is not the case, so please do get in touch. Contact: Vicky Marsh Phone: 07591359733 Email: [email protected] Website / Facebook

26 November 2020|

Second City Housing

Second City Housing Ltd was set up in 2016 to provide accommodation and support to individuals who are at risk of homelessness. Their main aim is to deliver holistic housing services to maximize tenancy sustainability and assist individuals on a pathway into employment, training & advice. The ethos of Second City Housing is to work with those most in need of housing, providing a robust service, enabling their customers to lead independent living. Second City Housing offers: Shared accommodation Self-Contained Houses in Multiple occupation (HMO) Independent living Website: http://secondcityhousing.com/ Email: [email protected] Social media: Twitter / Facebook

6 February 2020|

Martha House

Martha House is a small charity providing accommodation to forced migrants experiencing homelessness in London. Food and accommodation are provided for guests who have no recourse to public funds and are not allowed to work. Open to forced migrants with low support needs, who are engaging with services to regularise their immigration status. We accept referrals from agencies who work with migrants who will continue to support clients with their immigration issues or who work closely with their client’s immigration advisers/legal team and will continue to offer clients their services and facilities. We are unable to accept referrals to The [...]

2 January 2020|

Migration Foundation (Metropolitan Thames Valley Housing)

Migration Foundation The Migration Foundation has a 1 x 10 bedroom house in Derby, East Midlands for migrants, refugees and asylum seekers with no recourse to public funds. The property belongs to Metropolitan Thames Valley Housing, with the service fully funded by the Migration Foundation (a restricted fund of MTVH). We take referrals from local charities and take a holistic approach to support our clients. We offer small hardship grants, receive food donations from local businesses, support residents who want to volunteer or access employment, and offer opportunities for clients to socialise, play sports, etc. Most clients already have legal [...]

16 May 2019|

Caritas Diocese of Salford

Caritas operates 30 different services in the Diocese of Salford - Greater Manchester and Lancashire. Services in emergency night shelters, housing and hostels for homeless people , refugees and asylum seekers mainly in the Greater Manchester area; resettlement of refugees, advocacy for destitute people and food-banks and drop-ins. We are members of Caritas Social Action Network - the official agency of the Catholic Bishops conference of England and Wales that is part of the European and International Caritas family responding to poverty and injustice globally. Contact: Patrick O'Dowd Phone: 0161 817 2250 Email: [email protected] Website / Facebook

26 February 2019|

Ubuntu Women Shelter

Ubuntu Women Shelter is a charity dedicated to meeting emergency and short term needs of women who are destitute and have no recourse to public funds. Our services are open to and welcome cis gender, non-binary, queer, trans people and sex workers. We welcome women from all faiths and religious persuasions. Phone: 07570 877 817 Email: [email protected] Website / Facebook

6 December 2018|
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