This section provides information about local services in Newham which could support Migrants and Refugees. They are free and easily accessible, if you feel you require support, please feel free to contact them.<\/p>\n
The Renewal Programme<\/strong>\u00a0provides advice and support to the most vulnerable residents of Newham through person-centred and holistic practical assistance, advocacy, and community action projects. Their\u00a0aim is to transform and empower those within the borough by forming a community cohesion and providing a support base for residents living in one of London\u2019s boroughs affected most by poverty and inequality.<\/p>\n How they deliver advice and support: They\u00a0deliver this through dispersal of information, advice and advocacy work, practical assistance and local community schemes. At present, they offer the following:<\/p>\n For further support and information visit their website\u00a0here<\/a>.<\/p>\n Praxis<\/strong>\u00a0\u2013 they provide expert support to migrants and refugees in the UK. Every year they help some 2,000 people through immigration advice, housing and peer support groups. They take a holistic approach recognising that people are complex, and so are their problems. Their services have evolved over time, adapting to the changing needs and circumstances of\u00a0its users.<\/p>\n Praxis have become the leading expert in finding pathways out of destitution and supporting migrants facing homelessness, as well as survivors of trafficking and domestic violence, young people, EU citizens and long term residents struggling to find the support they need.<\/p>\n They are commissioned to provide specialist immigration advice by other organisations, and will\u00a0work with local authorities to improve services for migrant residents through advice, training, and promotion of best practices.<\/p>\n For further information or help visit the Praxis website\u00a0here<\/a>.<\/p>\n The British Red Cross<\/strong>\u00a0is the UK\u2019s largest independent provider of services for refugees and people seeking asylum. They\u00a0offer emergency help, one-to-one support and casework, special services for children and families, and help reuniting families.<\/p>\n If you are a refugee or asylum seeker who needs help, or someone who works with refugees and people seeking asylum,\u00a0their teams will speak to you and help you figure out what you need. They\u00a0can offer help from the Red Cross, or refer you to other organisations for support.<\/p>\n For more information visit their website\u00a0here<\/a>.<\/p>\n RAMFEL \u2013<\/strong>\u00a0is a charity that supports vulnerable migrants to access justice and that provides vital support in moments of individual crisis.<\/p>\n RAMFEL runs a busy client facing service seeing around 1000 clients a year, for these clients we provide legal advice, casework support, destitution support and crisis intervention. In order to meet the demands of this vulnerable group we need your support, please kindly consider making a donation or look at volunteering opportunities posted on our news page.<\/p>\n Click here to refer yourself<\/a><\/p>\n Here at Migrant Help<\/strong>, we exist to protect people affected by displacement and exploitation, helping them thrive as individuals and recover from their trauma. We support those most in need and least likely to find support elsewhere, whilst aiming to bridge community gaps and bring services and support together.<\/p>\n Our core services include:<\/p>\n Asylum Support<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n Those seeking asylum in the UK can come to us to seek help with applying for accommodation and financial support, to report issues with asylum accommodation, and any other advice needed during their asylum journey. We also provide support during the post-decision period, whether the decision has been positive or negative.<\/p>\n Victims of Slavery and Human Trafficking Support<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n We provide specialist support and accommodation to victims of human trafficking and modern slavery, and their dependants. Our dedicated casework teams provide safe accommodation, develop support plans and facilitate access to key services in order to empower clients as they recover from trauma. Our aim is to reduce the risk of re-trafficking and help the survivors to move onto a positive new chapter in their lives.<\/p>\n Refugee Resettlement<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n In September 2015, the Government committed to bringing 20,000 vulnerable Syrian refugees into the UK under the SVPR scheme by 2020. We work alongside local authorities in East Kent to assist refugees resettled in the area. We support the individuals and families as they settle into their new communities, helping them to cope with trauma with the help of specialist services, learn English and access healthcare, education, employment opportunities and other key services.<\/p>\n EU Settlement Scheme<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n EU citizens living in the country must apply for settled or pre-settled status to guarantee their rights after the UK leaves the European Union. We are committed to advising and supporting vulnerable people in this process, including those who are part of Gypsy, traveller or Roma communities, homeless, elderly, disabled, adults who have left care or victims of domestic abuse, modern slavery or human trafficking.<\/p>\n Hong Kong Welcome Programme<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n Our Hong Kong Welcome Programme assists\u00a0Hong Kong British Nationals (Overseas) who are settling in the UK. Our aim is to provide Hong Kong British National (Overseas) with support and access to education, training, and employment opportunities to help people feel confident and prepared to settle into your new live in the UK.\u00a0Our dedicated team offers free advice and support focussed on employability.<\/p>\n\n
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