Edit Content

Search services and support for migrants

Support for asylum seekers varies from community to community. Some of the support our churches offer ranges from:
  • English language classes at no cost
  • Safe spaces to make new friends or to enjoy a meal
  • Carer and toddler groups are open to everyone
  •  Sunday worship
  • Midweek activities such as sports sessions or intergenerational activities.
  • Practical assistance through food banks and baby banks
 
The Charity promotes multiculturalism the Furness area. It does this through promoting multicultural events and providing access to services for BME people. It aims to re-establish a multicultural drop-in centre for people from all cultures to meet and celebrate each others’ cultures in comfort and safety. It runs a multicultural youth group for children and young people in the area.
GMYN’s programme is specifically for Unaccompanied Children ages 15-21 who are undergoing an individual asylum process for leave to remain. Over the next 3 years we will support unaccompanied children residing in the 10 boroughs of Greater Manchester into a variety of fun and wellbeing focussed activities attached with skills development, social action projects and advice networks whilst they wait for their cases to be assessed. We are partnering with the Greater Manchester Immigration Aid Unit (GMIAU) who support people subject to immigration control with free advice, representation, and support services.
We provide support where funded to do so. Our offer can be replicated into new areas at request https://www.childrenssociety.org.uk/what-we-do/our-work/young-refugees-migrants
Loading...