Section 95 Support
The Home Office can provide housing and financial support to a person who has claimed asylum if they do not have accommodation and/ or cannot afford to meet their essential living needs. … Read more
We work with local authorities, the Home Office, the housing provider (currently Serco), and voluntary sector colleagues to ensure that dispersed asylum seekers are not exposed to unnecessary risks, and are housed and supported in a way that causes minimum disruption to local communities. We provide advice, information and guidance, including news and statistics to our stakeholders.
The Home Office can provide housing and financial support to a person who has claimed asylum if they do not have accommodation and/ or cannot afford to meet their essential living needs. … Read more
Migrant Help provides independent advice and guidance to assist asylum seekers in the UK move through and understand the asylum process. They run a free asylum helpline available 24/7/365, accessible to all … Read more
Who can provide immigration advice? It is unlawful for an unqualified person to provide immigration advice or services directly to an individual in the UK. Providing general information or signposting a person to … Read more
Information from the West Midlands Anti Slavery Network on how to access the National Referral Mechanism (NRM).
The British Red Cross International Family Tracing service is available for people who have been unable to contact their family members.
The helpline can provide asylum seekers with high quality advice, information and emotional and therapeutic support.
A new survey to help collect feedback on the AIRE services provided nationally for asylum seekers by Migrant Help.