I was contacted by the author, Peta Kelly. She was going to publish her second book, Earth to Kids, and was very keen to work with a refugee group. Read more
We work together as part of Sporting Communities, jointly looking to encourage social cohesion in the inner wards of Derby. We emphasise the benefits of social cohesion by using sport as a tool to engage with migrants – sport makes for a vibrant and interactive way to promote our values! Read more
As with any charity, help from other businesses and organisations allows us to increase our impact and reach... Read more
Collaboration with the Multi-Faith Centre in Derby Read more
Joy C Martindale, a contemporary visual artist based in Kent, ran participatory artmaking workshops with people supported by Migrant Help’s Victims of Slavery Support Services. She shares her reflections on the project and resulting exhibition in this blog. Read more
Eastbourne-based composer Clive Whitburn and the Composers Network organised a charity concert to raise money for Migrant Help. In this blog, read all about their experiences of organising a fundraising event from the idea conception to ticket sales! Read more
Vân, the founder of Free Art, talks about how she started running art and craft workshops for children seeking asylum in the UK. Read more
Here’s how you can get involved in Refugee Week 2018. Read more
Rachael Tew, Community Liasion Coordinator writes about networking and making contacts within the local community of Derby. Read more
Anne Graham, a Victims of Slavery Support Adviser in Northern Ireland, writes the story of her client Arsinte. Read more
When I retired last year, I didn’t feel I was ready for a life of day-time television so I sought out a range of volunteering opportunities that would give me the chance to use the skills I had acquired over the years. Read more