The North West Regional Strategic Migration Partnership (RSMP) is funded by the Home Office, and hosted by Manchester City Council. We are local authority led, but work with organisations across the statutory, voluntary, community and private sectors to help the region to deal with, and benefit from, migration.
The UK Government has released information relating to British and non-British nationals currently in Afghanistan: A dedicated ‘Support for British and non-British nationals in Afghanistan’ page is available. British nationals, or family …
On 29th July 2021, MHCLG announced a funding package of £2.6 million to support the integration of BN(O) status holders and their families. This is made up of 4 categories:Hong Kong National …
The Home Office has announced that it intends to make an amount of up to £1,000,000 of grant funding available to local authorities, civil society organisations and Strategic Migration Partnerships.
The RSMP are conducting a survey for newly arrived Hong Kong residents coming to the UK under a BN(O) visa, with the goal to help improve support across the region.
In order to promote the international recruitment programme in the North West region, NHS England and NHS Improvement are inviting Hong Kong nurses already in the area or for those who are about to be relocated, to attend the above forum.
Information on the service for separated/unaccompanied children and young people aged under 18, from the Refugee Council
A series of videos for refugees to introduce the health system in England, produced by Rethink rebuild Society and funded by Lancashire County Council.