Got two minutes? Take a look at our ‘Waters won’t divide us’ music video! Read more
Migrant Help awarded new contract to support asylum seekers in the UK Read more
We are currently recruiting for an Administrator within our regional Birmingham office as a permanent position. Read more
We are currently recruiting for an Outreach Adviser within our regional Liverpool office as a permanent position. Read more
We are currently recruiting for an Outreach Adviser within our regional London office as a permanent position. Read more
Take a look at our 'How to use a cash machine' video tutorial, the first in a series of planned video resources to be uploaded to our YouTube channel. Read more
We are currently recruiting for a Victims of Slavery Support Services Client Advisor based at our Dover office, with regular travel across South, South East and East Anglia. Read more
We are looking for local businesses and organisation to help us raise money. We want to support asylum seekers through therapeutic art activity and help them to recover from traumatic and challenging circumstances. Read more
We are looking for local schools to run fundraising events and activities to help us match fund a therapeutic art space for asylum seekers in Derby. Read more
On International Women’s Day, your donations enabled us to exceed our Maternity Appeal fundraising target. Read more
Our Team Manager of the Victims of Slavery Support Service in Northern Ireland, delivers training to medical students from Queens University Belfast with an emphasis on learning how to identify potential victims. Read more
The Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner (OISC) wants to hear about your experience of using immigration advice and services provided by organisations regulated by the OISC. Read more
It gives us great pleasure to announce that following a successful audit in the New Year, Migrant Help has been awarded the ISO 45001, Occupational health and safety management systems accreditation. Read more
Ndine Tariro (I have hope) is a poem written by Migrant Help staff to Mark International Migrants Day. Read more
If you are the sole carer of a child/children under 5 years old, the Home Office can now provide free childcare while you attend your substantive asylum interview. Read more
We are excited to announce the start of a new project, working in collaboration with Nordoff Robbins, which brings music therapy sessions to victims of human trafficking and modern slavery. Read more
To mark Anti-Slavery Day 2018, staff at Migrant Help worked together with poet Rowan McCabe to create a poem about slavery. Read more
Today the Migration Advisory Committee published a new report on EEA migration in the UK. Read more
We are happy to announce that Migrant Help has achieved certification to the internationally recognised ISO 9001 standard. Read more
During Refugee Week we received 131 messages of welcome, here’s what we did with them. Read more
We have just finalised the latest update of our Asylum Advice booklets, a unique and comprehensive source of information about the asylum process in the UK. Read more
20 June is the World Refugee Day. It honours the strength and courage of refugees and encourages public awareness and support of people who have had to flee their home countries because of conflict or natural disaster. 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