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Alternatively, you can visit the Local Resources in the North West page to download the directory entries spreadsheet.

British Red Cross

British Red Cross Refugee Support  helps people seeking asylum, refugees and other migrants on various issues including adjusting to life in a new country through casework support. The session offers the opportunity for people to meet new people and chat over hot drinks and snacks. People can be helped with the following:
  • Healthcare access and advice
  • English lessons information
  • Advice on community integration activities
  • Information and advice on the asylum process
  • Information on legal support
  • Move-on support
  • Family reunion
  • Family tracing
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British Red Cross

British Red Cross Refugee Support  helps people seeking asylum, refugees and other migrants on various issues including adjusting to life in a new country through casework support. The session offers the opportunity for people to meet new people and chat over hot drinks and snacks. People can be helped with the following:
  • Healthcare access and advice
  • English lessons information
  • Advice on community integration activities
  • Information and advice on the asylum process
  • Information on legal support
  • Move-on support
  • Family reunion
  • Family tracing
Website

British Red Cross

British Red Cross Refugee Support  helps people seeking asylum, refugees and other migrants on various issues including adjusting to life in a new country through casework support. The session offers the opportunity for people to meet new people and chat over hot drinks and snacks. People can be helped with the following:
  • Healthcare access and advice
  • English lessons information
  • Advice on community integration activities
  • Information and advice on the asylum process
  • Information on legal support
  • Move-on support
  • Family reunion
  • Family tracing
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Wirral Multicultural Centre

Wirral Multicultural Organisation (WMO) is a registered charity and company limited by guarantee. Its purpose offer a range of professional and culturally sensitive services to improve the overall health and wellbeing for all people from Ethnic Minority backgrounds. A key focus is to support more vulnerable people from Ethnic Minority backgrounds. by providing language support, advocacy, social support and activities, assistance to access primary care services and including advice and education services.
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The WEA (Worker’s Education Association)

These courses are run at Haslingden Library , twice a week with a qualified tutor. They are held in the town centre so on all local transport links. The courses are offered as unaccredited and anyone can join even if they attend provision elsewhere. Course timetable: ESOL for Life and Work Beginners (entry 1/ entry 2): Monday & Thursday 9.30am – 12pm ESOL for Life and work Pre-entry: Monday and Thursday 12.30pm – 3pm To join the course please attend at the start of one of the class times and enrol with the tutor.
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The WEA (Worker’s Education Association)

These courses are run at Lancaster Library , twice a week with a qualified tutor. They are held in the city centre so on all local transport links. The courses are offered as unaccredited and anyone can join even if they attend provision elsewhere. Course timetable: ESOL for Life and Work Beginners (entry 1): Monday & Tuesday 9.30am – 12pm ESOL for Life and work Pre-entry: Monday and Tuesday 12.30pm – 3pm To join the course please attend at the start of one of the class times and enrol with the tutor.
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The WEA (Worker’s Education Association)

This is a beginners ESOL for Life and Work course which is available to anyone who is currently studying ESOL with other providers as a top up or those who want are not currently attending any other provision. The course is from pre-entry to entry 1 with workshop style activities for those who are more like an entry 2 level. Once there is enough people attending the group will be split and the more advanced learners will get their own classes. The tutor is fully qualified and differentiates the lessons to provide learning for all attendees. The courses timetable is; Tuesday and Friday 10am – 1.30pm If you would like to join please attend the classroom on the 2nd floor of the library and speak to the tutor who will enrol you. The course starts on Tuesday 31st October 2023.
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The WEA (Worker’s Education Association)

This is a new course which is being run at the Lancashire County Council site Pendle Youth Zone in Nelson. This site is on the main bus routes through Nelson. All tutors are fully qualified. The current courses are pre-entry courses running in the morning and the afternoon depending on the learner’s availability. The current timetable is; Pre-entry ESOL Thursday & Friday 9.30am – 12pm Pre-entry ESOL Thursday & Friday 12.30pm – 3pm The pre-entry classes will run until Christmas and in January those who are ready can start their ESOL Skills for Life entry 1 qualifications.
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