England - Midlands

Refugee and Migrant Centre

The Refugee and Migrant Centre is a well-established charity based in the West Midlands, supporting refugees, asylum seekers and migrants since 1999. The organisation provides free, specialist advice and practical casework to individuals and families facing complex immigration and wraparound services. A significant proportion of those supported are at risk of homelessness or destitution due to insecure immigration status, refused asylum claims, or restrictions linked to no recourse to public funds. RMC operates in Birmingham, Wolverhampton, Walsall and Dudley, offering accessible, multilingual services through drop-in provision, structured appointments and targeted projects. Alongside regulated immigration advice, RMC delivers housing and homelessness [...]

5 May 2026|

Accommodation Concern

Accommodation Concern is an independent charity committed to preventing and relieving homelessness and poverty, based in Kettering, delivering services across Northamptonshire. Accommodation Concern's core purpose is to prevent and relieve homelessness and poverty, through the provision of: Personalised advice and support Empowering people in supported accommodation Providing training and education in our communities Working collaboratively with other organisations to become a trusted delivery partner All services are free, at the point of delivery, and open to anyone from 18 years of age. Phone: 01536 416 560 Email: [email protected] Website  

27 February 2026|

Shropshire Supports Refugees

Shropshire Supports Refugees supports marginalised and displaced people across Shropshire, Telford, and Wrekin. Our primary goal is to help individuals and families integrate successfully and rebuild their lives within their new communities, providing essential support and resources as they navigate this transition. Email: [email protected] Phone: 01743 216 758 Website

27 February 2026|

Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Refugee Forum

Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Refugee Forum provides support to refugees and asylum seekers in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire. We believe everyone deserves a chance to feel safe and live with dignity. We provide a welcoming community space and offer specialised advice and support to families and individuals who seek asylum or live as refugees. We run several projects such as our Community Café and Community Garden, and our specialist advice team provides support on a variety of issues including housing for refused asylum seekers, support for LGBTQ+ asylum seekers, those who are in initial accommodation or newly dispersed. Phone: 0115 960 1230 Email: [...]

11 February 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|

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|

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|

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|

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|

Father Hudson’s Caritas

Father Hudson's Caritas have been extending a hand of welcome and friendship to refugees and migrants since 1999. Brushstrokes Community Project offers holistic support from their site based in Sandwell, and Sophia House and Nicolas Barré House were developed in partnership with parishes and religious orders to offer accommodation and support to refugees and migrants. Contact: Shari Brown Phone: 01675 434 000 Email: [email protected] Website/ Facebook

11 July 2018|

Wolverhampton City of Sanctuary

Wolverhampton City of Sanctuary is a voluntary community of people who are asylum seekers, refugees and UK nationals. It is volunteer led and its main aim is to create a culture of welcome where people can rebuild their lives when they arrive in Wolverhampton. We support asylum seekers in Wolverhampton and educate the public about the issues they face. We operate a fund which can provide subsistence, emergency accommodation and other help to homeless and destitute asylum seekers in the area, and a weekly drop-in where people are welcomed and signposted to appropriate sources of help. Email:  [email protected] Website

1 February 2018|

Coventry Refugee and Migrant Centre

Coventry Refugee and Migrant Centre offers advice and support, access to employment, education, training, basic life skills and volunteering, alongside an in-house supported housing scheme. The Coventry Destitution Fund offers practical help to people suffering extreme hardship, including food, clothes, night shelter and travel. Contact: Geoff Manns Phone: 02476 227 254 Email: [email protected] Website

28 April 2016|

Fatima House

Fatima House Fatima House project is a partnership between different organisations of the Catholic Church in Birmingham which provides free of charge temporary accommodation to destitute asylum seeker women. We receive referrals only from organisations which have signed a memorandum of understanding with Fatima House. Contact: Mauricio Silva Phone:  01217 730 504 Email:  [email protected] Website    

28 April 2016|

Upbeat Communities

Upbeat Communities exists to help refugees settle and rebuild their lives. We want to see strangers become neighbours. We offer befriending, English classes, community building activities, enterprise and employment training, and run a hosting scheme. We also deliver refugee resettlement contracts on behalf of a number of local authorities. Phone: 01332 916 150 Email: [email protected] Website / Facebook 

28 April 2016|
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