On Monday 30 April, Migrant Help held a joint event with Canterbury Christ Church University that brought together academics and practitioners to discuss migrant wellbeing in Kent and beyond. Read more
The government has created guidance and a dedicated taskforce to help resolve ‘Windrush’ cases. Read more
On Monday 30 April, Migrant Help held a joint event with Canterbury Christ Church University that brought together academics and practitioners to discuss migrant wellbeing in Kent and beyond.Read more
Migrant Help staff attend the launch of new service aimed at supporting child victims of trafficking.Read more
The government has created guidance and a dedicated taskforce to help resolve ‘Windrush’ cases.Read more
Your vote can help us support Sheffield’s new centre for refugees, The Sanctuary, in a bid to be awarded funding of nearly £50,000.Read more
Migrant Help representatives to deliver an informative talk about migration trends.Read more
Migrant Help is one of two organisations that will share more than £3 million over three years to increase care and support for victims of human trafficking in Scotland.Read more
There were 5145 potential victims of slavery referred to the National Referral Mechanism last year, a 35 per cent increase on 2016.Read more
Migrant Help has formed a partnership with Brightwork, the Glasgow and Edinburgh based recruitment agency, which will guarantee employment opportunities for victims of human trafficking.Read more
A Migrant Help client is set to become the first in Scotland to be offered a permanent job through the Bright Future programme.Read more
A community secondary school flattened by an earthquake in Nepal is now thriving thanks to Migrant Help staff supporting fundraising efforts and a significant donation from Clear Voice.Read more
Last week, a parliamentary briefing paper was published which provided an analysis of the latest asylum statistics and trends in the UK.Read more
We mark International Migrants Day on 18 December. In a world where 20 people are displaced every minute, we must not forget that there are millions of people who lost their homes to war, violence or natural disasters.Read more
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