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University of Liverpool’s English Language Centre

The English Language Centre offers 3 hours a week of free unaccredited language support for refugees and asylum seekers. Who can attend? Refugees or asylum seekers over 18 years old who:

have an intermediate level English skills (CEFR level B1/entry 2 and above)
can attend both classes each week
live in the Liverpool City region

These classes will help you:

Build confidence in general English communication.
Improve your grammar, vocabulary, speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills.

Class times:

Mondays and Wednesdays from 2:20pm – 3:50pm in term time.
Classes run in four 10-week blocks over the academic year.
Classes run on a continuous enrolment basis (there is no start or end date).

Not suitable for beginners or people with only an elementary level of English.

Mary Seacole House

Mary Seacole House is Liverpool’s leading Mental Health charity for BAMER (Black, Asian, Minority Ethnic & Refugee) communities. Supporting individuals and families to improve their Health & Wellbeing. It is a place where people with diverse social and cultural backgrounds can come together in a safe environment. Staff will offer assistance in both practical and emotional matters, alongside delivering a wide range of activities. The organisation endeavours to address the needs of culturally diverse communities within Merseyside. Along with our Advocacy service and BAMER community advocacy service

The Greenhouse Multi-Cultural Arts and Play Project

The Greenhouse Project exists to enable children, young people and their communities to access support.