Over the past few days, we have watched the events in Belfast, and later on Scotland and other parts of the country, with shock and concern. Read more
Information from the police following recent public disorder in Northern Ireland. Read more
In May, staff from across Migrant Help came together for a special Thank-a-thon. To everyone who has donated, volunteered, shared our work or simply taken the time to care — thank you. Watch our video
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22 June is Windrush Day, observed each year to commemorate the arrival of HMT Empire Windrush in 1948 and to honour the lasting contributions Caribbean communities have made to life in Britain. We hear from Fenella Jeffers, wife of our Chair of the Board of Trustees, Sir Hugh Bayley, as she reflects on her journey from Nevis to England as part of the Windrush generation, and shares her perspective on identity, migration, race and what it means to belong in Britain. Read more
Today marks the first day of Refugee Week 2026, the world’s largest arts and culture festival celebrating the contributions, creativity, and resilience of refugees and people seeking sanctuary. Over the past 28 years, the festival has grown into a global movement with over 2 million participants across more than 20 countries. Each year the festival spans the week of World Refugee Day (20 June), celebrating the signing of the Refugee Convention - a landmark agreement affirming that those force Read more
At the beginning of June, something special happens every year: Volunteers' Week is an annual event dedicated to acknowledging and celebrating the amazing people who give their time, energy, and kindness to support others. Whether it’s offering a friendly smile, sharing skills, or helping someone navigate a new life, our volunteers make an incredible difference - and this week is all about celebrating them. Read more
We are sorry to share that our EU Settlement Scheme Advice and Guidance Service will close on 31 March. As the external funding that enables us to offer this service is coming to an end, we will no longer be able to provide support with EUSS applications or related queries after this date. Read more
International Women’s Day (IWD) – on 8th March – offers an opportunity to celebrate amazing, resilient and awe-inspiring women across the globe. IWD commemorates the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women, and is a day that belongs to all who care about gender equality. Read more
Every March, Free Wills Month invites us to pause—and think about the legacy we want to leave behind. Read more
Yet again this December, our teams, volunteers and local partners came together to create something truly special for people seeking sanctuary across the UK. What began as a simple act of kindness a few years ago has grown into one of our most heartfelt annual traditions — ensuring that everyone we support feels seen, valued and remembered during the festive season. Read more
The cold has already crept in — damp mornings, sharp winds, long grey days. Read more
The government’s newly announced reforms represent some of the most significant changes to the UK’s asylum and human-rights framework in a generation. We know these announcements will cause anxiety for many people seeking safety in the UK, and concern among those who support them. Read more
Our aim is not to tell young people what to think, but to give them the space and tools to think for themselves, to ask questions, and to judge people by their actions, not by where they come from or what they look like. Read more
Written by British-Somali poet Momtaza Mehri and voiced by acclaimed actress Adjoa Andoh, it was recognised as Best Large Charity Film at the Third Sector Awards 2025. Read more
There is currently no childcare available at Home Office sites. Read more
The national emergency alert system is due to be tested on Sunday 7 September. Emergency Alerts is a UK government service that will warn you if there’s a danger to life nearby. Read more
Migrant Help is pleased to announce the appointment of Sir Hugh Bayley as Chair of the Board of Trustees, effective June 2025. Hugh brings with him a wealth of experience in public service, international development, and the charitable sector – expertise that will be instrumental in leading Migrant Help. Read more
A decade on from the introduction of the Modern Slavery Act 2015, the landscape of modern slavery and human trafficking in the UK has altered beyond recognition. Read more
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In order to continuously improve our services, we have implemented a new customer relationship management system for our Asylum Services. Read more
In partnership with The Giving Block, a renowned platform facilitating cryptocurrency donations for non-profits globally, Migrant Help is embracing innovative technology to offer new, flexible giving options to its supporters. Read more
We are thrilled to share that Migrant Help is expanding our Refugee Resettlement support services across Watford. This is following the contract award as part of a framework agreement covering Hertfordshire. Read more
Caroline O’Connor awarded Charity Chief Executive of the Year for her leadership and transformative impact on the organisation. Ruby Cooke makes a finalist for the Rising Star award, acknowledging her outstanding contributions to supporting Migrant Help’s clients. Read more