Migrant Help joins other organisations throughout the world in speaking out in solidarity in the call for racial equality. We commit to fight injustice. We stand united together. Read more
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We are committed to keeping stakeholders informed about the transition to the AIRE (Advice, Issue Reporting and Eligibility) contract to support asylum seekers in the UK. Read our newsletters about our progress here. Read more
The Salvation Army is pleased to announce the appointment of Migrant Help as a specialist partner... Read more
We are excited to confirm that we have five organisations signed up and currently working on our commissioning framework. Read more
Today, 10 July 2020, is the deadline by which the UN Security Council needs to act to ensure millions of Syrian civilians are not denied access to timely, life-saving humanitarian assistance. Read more
Migrant Help has been assisting vulnerable migrants in the UK for more than fifty years and ensuring that our clients receive the support they need is our absolute priority. Read more
Migrant Help has continued to provide essential services, which operated throughout the COVID-19 lockdown. Read more
The process of reporting issues with Application Registration Cards (ARC) is changing. The Home Office has created a new tool on the gov.uk website for asylum seekers and third party organisations to use. Read more
We are pleased to announce the appointment of Juliet Halstead as Migrant Help’s new Deputy Director of Asylum Services as of 1 June. Read more
It is with great pleasure and pride that we can share that Migrant Help has retained its Investors in Diversity accreditation conferred by the National Centre for Diversity. Read more
Summary of resources available to our clients during these difficult times. Read more
Over the past weeks, we have been putting measures in place following the advice given by the Government and the NHS. Read more
Migrant Help, like so many other organisations, is putting in place various changes to the ways we operate in light of the Coronavirus outbreak. We are doing this to allow us to continue to provide critical support to some of the most vulnerable people in our society. Read more
There can be no charge made to an overseas visitor for the diagnosis or treatment of COVID-19. Read more
As the world struggles with the spread of COVID-19, our upmost priority is protecting the health of our staff, our clients and the wider communities. Read more
Migrant Help's Board of Trustees is delighted to announce that Caroline O’Connor has been appointed as the new permanent CEO. Read more
Andrew Billany is leaving his post as the Chief Executive of Migrant Help on 20 September. Read more
Migrant Help's webchat is now live, making it easier for asylum seekers to contact our advisers. Read more
Refugee Week is a nationwide programme of arts, cultural and educational events and activities. The aim of Refugee Week is to create a better understanding between different communities, to encourage integration, and to celebrate the contribution of refugees to the UK. Read more
We have just published a new video resource to help people prepare for the asylum screening interview. Read more
Migrant Help is rolling out a new service supporting vulnerable EU citizens in applying for the EU Settlement Status. Read more
Migrant Help is pleased to announce that it’s been awarded Home Office funding to support vulnerable EU citizens to apply for settled or pre-settled status Read more
Got two minutes? Take a look at our ‘Waters won’t divide us’ music video! Read more