Heartbroken by the recent tragedy where at least 12 women, children and men lost their lives when a boat carrying people seeking sanctuary in the UK sank in the Channel off Le Portel on the French northern coast. Read more
At Migrant Help, we are dedicated to a global society that protects survivors of exploitation and displacement, treats them with respect and enables them to thrive as individuals. Read more
Over the last few years, various organisations in the modern slavery and trafficking sector have raised concerns about a lack of capacity and resources for non-statutory First Responders to the National Referral Mechanism (“NRM”) to perform their role of referring potential survivors of trafficking and modern slavery for identification and support. Read more
Putting victims first: Renewing the UK commitment to the safety of victims of trafficking and modern slavery. Read more
Our new and improved webchat facility, which you can use to access both the First Response Centre (FRC) and Eligibility, Advice and Guidance Line (EAGL), is now live. Read more
In advance of the forthcoming General Election, our organisations ask that all political parties express a renewed commitment to tackling modern slavery in the UK and around the world. In addition to pledging to tackle modern slavery in election manifestos, we ask that any future government to commit to the following principles to guide their Anti-Slavery Strategy. Read more
Migrant Help's statement in response to passage of the Safety of Rwanda Bill. Read more
Summary of resources available to our clients during these difficult times. Read more
Migrant Help have joined fifty organisations across the anti human trafficking and exploitation sector in urging mayoral candidates across the country to promise to prioritise the fight against modern slavery. Read more
It has come to our attention that a number of fraudulent telephone calls, purporting to be from Migrant Help, have been made to our clients, pretending to offer them a voluntary return to Rwanda. Read more
Unfortunately, some issues with accessing asylum support payments still persist. Read more
The Supreme Court has upheld the verdict given in June by the Court of Appeal, ruling it unlawful for people seeking asylum to be sent to Rwanda to have their claims processed. Here is our statement. Read more
The Court of appeals has ruled it unlawful for people seeking asylum to be sent to Rwanda to have their claims processed. Read more
At Migrant Help we believe that everyone has the right to live a life free of fear, harm, violence and discrimination. Read more
Migrant Help is a charity that has been operating for nearly 60 years, with support for people seeking asylum, refugees and survivors of human trafficking and modern slavery at the heart of everything we do. Read more
Inevitably, from time to time, an article appears criticising Migrant Help and its work. The pieces are often littered with wilful mischaracterisations and mistruths about how our charity is run and the work we do to assist thousands of vulnerable people each year who are facing very difficult circumstances. Read more
On Suella Braverman’s appointment as Home Secretary, Caroline O’Connor, CEO at Migrant Help has commented. Read more
On the day of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral, Monday 19 September, Migrant Help’s offices will be closed. Read more
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Asylum support is provided while an asylum claim is being considered or after a claim for asylum has been refused. Read more
We are pleased to present Migrant Help’s new organisational strategy for 2024 to 2029. 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
Rachael Tew, Community Liasion Coordinator writes about networking and making contacts within the local community of Derby. Read more