Our courses are delivered by qualified and approachable tutors who have between 3-15 years of teaching experience. We operate in a women-only safe environment in which we ensure pastoral support, advice, guidance and thrive on helping our students to achieve their goals.
We are proud to offer small classes (usually no more than 12 learners per class) to make our students’ learning experience enjoyable, positive and ensure our learners feel listened to. We have a range of ESOL courses available to suit the needs of the very diverse population of Liverpool. We pride ourselves on having a multicultural and multilingual team our students can relate to
We deliver accessible, high quality, adult learning opportunities for the people of Liverpool. You may also qualify for free childcare.
Run community events such as coffee mornings, English conversation classes, cooking evenings often led by a refugee or asylum seeker to teach about food from their nation, pilates etc. Also offer food and clothing help.
We work with individuals from over 35+ countries around the world living away from their homeland, providing them with support, skills and knowledge to live and prosper in the UK.
Our wide range of services includes English language classes, employment workshops, a women’s support group, a Saturday school and homework club, youth and family support services, drop-in and telephone advice, volunteer placements, and cultural and social events. We provide outreach and visits to individuals and families in detention.
We also work in Afghanistan, where we are developing citizen advice centres in Kabul and Pul-e-Khumri, following a successful pilot project from 2013–2016. They will offer free, impartial and confidential advice, information, support and legal aid on issues including education, employment and domestic violence.
Specialist provider of Art Psychotherapy and lead arts organisation for displaced people in the region. Also running Festival 31; annually having conversations in the wider communities about displacement and resettlement through creativity. Supporting artists of displaced experience.
British Red Cross Refugee Support, Liverpool City Region, 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
Come and meet with others. There is an opportunity to buy cheap food, clothes and toiletries. This drop-in runs informal English sessions.