We Belong is a migrant youth-led organisation, campaigning for the rights of young migrants. They also provide advice, support and training for young change makers to affect change in society.
Provides free counselling services for women who have experienced mental health issues, trauma and gender -based violence, including domestic violence, physical abuse or childhood sexual abuse and harmful traditional practices.
Offers Multicultural Counselling, practical support and education for all communities across Devon and wider population. Services can be offered in a person’s mother tongue.
Provides psychotherapy and support to the survivors of persecution and exile living in the Yorkshire and Humber region.
Offers long-term support, practical and therapeutic, to people who have experienced torture and organised violence to rebuild their lives in exile.
Provides services to people from Vietnam with mental health difficulties and their families living in the UK.
Supports people who identify as Black, African, South Asian and Caribbean and are affected by oppression due to the colour of their skin. They provide therapy and therapy education, along with psychotherapy training.
Offers psychotherapy and counselling services in over 20 languages to people from diverse religious, cultural and ethnic communities in London.
Supports asylum seekers who are destitute or at risk of destitution, have no access to housing or benefits and are not allowed to work. They provide emergency crisis intervention, immigration advice, and mental health support.
Offers safe houses for up to 10 women who are survivors of modern slavery and human trafficking. Survivors stay for an average of 90 days and are provided with ongoing medical care and treatment, trauma counselling, legal advice and assistance, financial assistance, etc.
Breaking Barriers offer personalised one-to-one advice and guidance, education and training support to people of a refugee background in Birmingham, Glasgow, Greater Manchester, Liverpool, and London. Helping people find financial independence, purpose and identity through work.
Offers support to those who are homeless or vulnerably housed.
A community centre in west London open four days a week for local migrants, refugees and people seeking asylum.
At its heart, LASSN is about the relationships and the connections we nurture between the people of Leeds: between people who are settled, and people who have just arrived.
Our work is about sharing a welcome, and extending kindness and care to people who are having a tough time. We create opportunities for people to show friendship and solidarity, to challenge the myths and the stereotypes that surround them; and hold on to the hope that tomorrow can be different from today.
Gives practical support and solidarity to all asylum seekers and other migrants in Scotland. They also support anyone detained in any UK Detention Centres.
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