Search services and support for migrants

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

Bolton CVS

Bolton CVS provides a wide range of support to help VCSE organisations grow, thrive and make a lasting impact:

VCSE Support & Advice: We help organisations find funding, build capacity, and navigate challenges.
Learning & Development: We offer training and resources to strengthen governance, wellbeing, and leadership.
Volunteering: We connect volunteers with opportunities and support organisations to create meaningful volunteer experiences.
Funding & Investment: We administer grants and funding, managing and distributing Bolton’s Fund and other resources to local VCSE organisations of all sizes.
Voice & Influence: We facilitate forums and networks across many sectors, that amplify the voices of the VCSE sector in local decision-making.
Collaboration & Innovation: We collaborate with a wide range of partners – from local authorities and health services to grassroots groups and national funders – to help us unlock resources, share knowledge, and drive collective action across Bolton.
The Bolton Hub: We run and manage The Bolton Hub – a welcoming space for VCSE organisations to work, meet, collaborate and connect.

International Family Tracing can help with finding missing relatives abroad through their international family tracing service if you have been separated by war, natural disaster or migration. Please call the office for further information.

Yemeni Community Association

The Yemeni Community Associations’ (YCA) main mission is to pursue for a positive change amongst BAME communities within Salford and Greater Manchester in social engagement, equality, inclusion, community cohesion and physical and mental wellbeing. In addition, it aims to tackle community safety, hate crime, low attainment in education and to promote learning opportunities, but to also directly assist with welfare and digital needs with the intention of allowing beneficiaries in becoming more socially independent. This includes services and activities that target education provision, youth provision, Adult provision, single gender provision, health provision, skills and work provision and welfare and debt advice. All YCA’s activities and services are carried out in partnership with an extensive range of agencies established over decades of service. We are the first port of call in many situations due to our extensive insight into BAME communities and are known to go above and beyond in the service of those most in need.

Europia

Roma drop-in service: Mondays 9am-3pm Arcadia Library & Leisure Centre, Yew Tree Ave, Levenshulme, Manchester M19 3PH; Wednesdays 9am-3pm Levenshulme Old Library CIO, Cromwell Grove, Levenshulme, Manchester M19 3QE Ukraine drop-in Mondays 2pm-6pm Manchester Central Library, St Peter’s Square, Manchester M2 5PD We also offer translation and interpreting services in the most spoken European languages, like Polish, Romanian, Ukrainian, Russian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Bulgarian, Hungarian, Spanish, Portuguese, Slovak, Czech, Italian etc. More details are available on or website https://europia.org.uk/echo/

Europia

Qwell

Self-referral. Online only. Free to anyone aged 26+ who lives in Greater Manchester.