Events

Lilacs in Bloom Art Exhibition

An exhibition of a new artwork made in collaboration with survivors of human trafficking and modern slavery supported by Migrant Help.Read more

Without Borders Concert

Support our work by enjoying an evening of music with the Modulus String Quartet and the New Network Singers in Eastbourne.Read more

Latest

Lilacs in Bloom Art Exhibition

An exhibition of a new artwork made in collaboration with survivors of human trafficking and modern slavery supported by Migrant Help.

Administrator - Liverpool

Migrant Help is recruiting for an Administrator within our Liverpool office.

Telephone and Compliance Adviser

Migrant Help is recruiting for a Telephone and Compliance Adviser to join our head office in Dover.

Migrant Help awarded new contract to support asylum seekers in the UK

About asylum services

Have you claimed or are you intending to claim asylum in the UK? Migrant Help provides a range of support services that can assist you.

Advice and guidance

Our comprehensive guide will help you navigate through the asylum process.

Where we work

Migrant Help is a national charity with offices across the UK. All our asylum services can be accessed via our free helpline 0808 8000 630.

Welcome

Welcome to Migrant Help's website.

Refugee resettlement

We assist families and individuals resettled into the UK through the Syrian Vulnerable Persons Resettlement Scheme.

Supporting survivors of human trafficking and modern slavery

Migrant Help provides specialist support programmes and a 24/7 confidential advice line for survivors of human trafficking and modern slavery across the UK.

Our vision

Our vision is for a global society that protects vulnerable migrants, treats them with respect and enables them to reach their full potential.

Management team

Migrant Help's management team ensures the daily running of all our operational and support services.

Clear Voice interpreting and translation

Overview of services provided by Clear Voice.

Our history

Migrant Help was founded in 1963 to provide assistance to distressed migrant arriving to the port of Dover. Today it is a national charity supporting tens of thousands of people every year.

Welfare fund

Vulnerable people need warm clothing, food and baby items. Can you help? Read more

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