With 40 million slaves worldwide, and as many as 13,000 in the UK alone, the impact of this bill will affect many vulnerable people across the UK. Read more
We are disappointed to hear about the passage of the Government’s Nationality and Borders Bill through Parliament yesterday. Read more
An open letter to the Prime Minister and Home Secretary about plans to send people seeking asylum to Rwanda. Read more
We are delighted to announce that Migrant Help has been successful in its bid to the Scottish Government Victim Centred Approach Fund. Read more
In signing our names, we – as representatives from across the Third Sector in Scotland – stand together and oppose this Bill, and ask Members of the Scottish Parliament, and those we entrust to protect our rights Read more
This support service is focussed on employability, self-employment and business training to enable BN(O) status holders to contribute to life in the UK. Read more
We, together with a number of other organisations, have written to the Attorney General and the Director of Public Prosecutions, in reaction to the lenient sentencing of Peter Swailes Junior. Read more
Take a look at Sameera Hussain's hard work in helping provide children in initial accommodation and hotels the access to education, a commendable achievement that has changed the lives of so many. Truly a feat that shouldn’t be taken lightly. Read more
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Despite common belief, far from being ‘abolished’ in the nineteenth century, slavery has never truly gone away. Read more
Birds are, by their nature, internationalists; along with us, they are among the few inhabitants of the planet with the means to migrate great distances when their survival is threatened. Read more
Survivors’ voices are crucial to organisations in helping us offer better support services. After all, no one will be better at telling us what they need, or expect from us, than our clients. Read more
If there is inequality that is not directed at us, does it affect us? If there is pain and suffering that we don’t personally have to encounter, does this affect us? If people are forced to flee their homes but we are safe in ours, does that affect us? Read more
I wanted to write to you during these difficult times for our clients to give you some insight into our efforts to support and assist asylum seekers during the roll-out of the new payment cards. Read more
As a result of the roll out of the new Aspen cards, our helpline has been extremely busy and we sincerely apologise to everyone who is having difficulties in contacting us. Read more
Migrant Help strongly opposes the proposals set out in the New Plan for Immigration. We are very concerned that the proposals are unworkable and will serve to create increased trauma for asylum seekers. Read more
At Migrant Help, our primary concern is to ensure that the needs of asylum seekers are addressed, and they receive the legal protection and care to which they are entitled. Read more
Migrant Help has been fortunate to be working in partnership with FareShare for a long time. This vital partnership is one of the key ways in which we ensure our clients never go hungry and reduce the amount of their limited budget that has to be spent on food. Read more
This is an opportunity for all of us to start talking and share stories about mental health. Read more