We work with voluntary & community organisations in Stockport to offer a platform of diverse volunteering opportunities; that enable individuals to discover their passions, explore their potential, and develop valuable skills.

Stride Partnership is a Community Interest Company (CIC) that provides accommodation and basic reintegration support services to refugees within the North West of England, predominantly focussing on the Greater Manchester region and Lancashire.

We primarily tailor our training and events to refugees that have intentions of gaining a tenancy within the UK. Further to this, we provide educational events on budgeting and on integrating in diverse communities.

• Housing - To provide accommodation to newly granted refugees who might otherwise struggle.
• Support - Providing a short to medium term support network as a refugee acclimatises to their new environment.
• Integration - Making use of services to help the refugee integrate into the local community as naturally as possible.
• Partnerships - Working with other refugee and migrant services that can provide support when requested.

St Thomas’ and St Luke’s work alongside several other local churches to support asylum seekers and refugees who are based in our town. This ministry is an important way in which we can show God’s love to people who have had to leave their homes and face very tough situations. Our ministry to support asylums seekers includes:

• Language classes. On Thursday afternoons at 3:00 pm we provide weekly English classes for those who want to come along and improve their English language skills. The classes take place in St Thomas’ church hall.
• Social. At 1 pm on Sundays, we provide a drop-in for those who want to come along for a drink and a chat or to play games. These socials take place in St Thomas’ church hall.
• Discipleship Group. There is a WhatsApp Group where Farsi speaking Christians can encourage each other in their faith and pray for each other. There is also a bible study in Farsi on a Friday morning, details of which are shared on WhatsApp. Please contact Sue Thomas (07877704645) to be added into this group. Each third Sunday of the month there is a service in St Thomas in Farsi at 4pm.
• Compass meets at Emma and Antony Billington’s  home each Monday from 3pm until 5pm. Come for a drink and a chat or to use the wi-fi. We are happy to help with making phone calls, writing letters and emails, and sorting any problems online. If you would like to attend and don’t know the address then please contact Emma on 07922 091896.

Part of St Vincent de Paul Society (England and Wales), we offer a range of activities and support including classes, groups, counselling, debt advice and a large inclusive volunteering programme. We want everyone regardless of who they are to feel that they belong in the community and have the opportunity to thrive. In an area known for deprivation, we work with people who are deprived of income, employment, education, social networks and community support, to help them build a brighter future.

Our services are FREE and confidential.

We Are Survivors is a survivor focused voluntary sector organisation that aims to create and facilitate safe spaces for male (including trans and non-binary individuals) survivors of sexual abuse, rape and sexual exploitation across Greater Manchester providing to access quality assured support.

Our work is focused on developing ways for individuals to empower themselves to work through personal and sometimes painful issues, guided and supported by our trauma-informed team, following the trauma and recovery model.

Support for Wigan Arrivals Project supports asylum seekers and refugees.

SWAP provide practical hands on support through a range of services, including 1:1 advocacy and case work, educational and support groups.

We also have close working relationships with a large number of specialist providers that we can signpost people to. Please note that SWAP does not give legal advice on immigration matters, and we are unable to help clients to fill in legal forms, but we can signpost people to agencies that provide this help.

Support for Wigan Arrivals Project supports asylum seekers and refugees who are living in the Wigan Borough. Our vision is for everyone living in Wigan to feel welcome, to be given an equal chance to build a decent life, and to know where and how to access support when necessary.

SWAP provide practical hands on support through a range of services, including 1:1 advocacy and case work, educational and support groups.

We also have close working relationships with a large number of specialist providers that we can signpost people to. Please note that SWAP does not give legal advice on immigration matters, and we are unable to help clients to fill in legal forms, but we can signpost people to agencies that provide this help.

We assist Farsi-speaking asylum seekers and refugees to access resources and Information. We offer various services to provide individuals with the assistance they require. We also advocate for them when necessary and make referrals to relevant agencies.

Our primary objective is empowering individuals to seek Information and access resources confidently.

Mentoring - Our goal is to help individuals start their professional journey. Our mentors offer guidance to help them improve their skills and reach their full potential. 

Cultural Events - We organize regular cultural events and celebrations engaging the broader Farsi-speaking community.

Talk English can help you learn English and get involved in the wider community.

We can help to improve your speaking, listening, reading and writing skills in English. You can practise your English through online learning activities on our website.

Tameside Borough Council provides a wide range of services to support the local community. They work with families, children, and adults to offer assistance in areas like housing, education, health, and social care. Referral pathways include contacting local services directly or through council departments. Examples of their work include providing school admissions, housing assistance, and benefits support. They also focus on fostering community wellbeing by collaborating with health services and local organisations to ensure that residents have access to the resources they need for independent living.

Tameside Housing Advice provides housing advice and assistance via telephone and email.

Hull and Grimsby AST Project (Assured Shorthold Tenancy)

Hull and Grimsby’s AST projects offers temporary supported accommodation to refugees who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.

Working together with Mears housing on Asylum Support Services Contract (ASSC) to temporarily rehouse and support asylum seekers and refugees.

The Trust provides adult learning, youth work, employment support and community development across the city. Most of its employees and volunteers live within an 8-mile radius of the organisation.

We provide a pathway into meaningful employment for the unqualified, unskilled and inexperienced, particularly in fields such as construction, hospitality and personal services.

We contact some of the most difficult to track and place young adults (the ‘invisible’) who are on no-one’s register, who claim no benefits and who live outside the system.

Connecting people, communities, and local services throughout Bury. We care about Bury and our communities and want to empower you and your family to live a happier and healthier life.

We aim to bring together everything you need to live a happier and healthier life in Bury, all in one place. You can find services, information, advice, events, activities, and support that is available for people living within the borough of Bury, including Whitefield, Radcliffe, Prestwich, Tottington and Ramsbottom.

The Care Rights Project is committed to promoting and protecting the rights of vulnerable migrants with care needs.

More generally, the Care Rights Project aims to raise awareness of the rights of people with NRPF (no recourse of public funds), both in the community and within local authority offices. As well as providing free advice and advocacy to individuals; we want to contribute to a wider body of knowledge and experience, working collaboratively with other organisations in the same space.

DP aims to provide a safe environment for asylum seekers and refugees where they can find friendship, food and practical help.

Asylum seekers, destitute/refused asylum seekers and refugees are welcome to visit the Drop-In for tea and coffee, a hot cooked meal, free clothes and bedding as well as games for children, english lessons and arts and crafts.

Everything we offer is FREE for our service users, however, first priority is given to refused asylum seekers (with no recourse to public funds), asylum seekers and then refugees.

We also provide casework support for asylum seekers and refused asylum seekers who live in Bolton. Please note that, based on our Charity’s registration, we are not able to provide casework help to anyone living outside of Bolton or anyone who is an EU citizen or a British passport holder.

The Haven is a specialist primary healthcare service for asylum seekers and refugees who are new to Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire. Our team of staff consists of a GP and nurses who will assess and meet the initial health needs of asylum seekers and new refugees. We also help people to access health services and other services they need.

The Hope service supports asylum seekers, refugees and victims of trafficking in two ways. We have a therapy pathways for people who have experienced trauma in adulthood (although may also have experienced childhood trauma) and have a primary diagnosis of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).  

The people we support have often experienced multiple traumas in their home country and on their journey to the UK. They may face other practical challenges, for example unstable housing, poverty and discrimination. 

The care pathway within the service involves Moving On After Trauma (MOAT) groups and one-to-one specialist trauma-focused psychological therapy, alongside more general casework. The section below outlines our trauma treatment pathway:

Moving on After Trauma Group (MOAT): A 6 week group to help people understand how trauma affects them. We teach people skills to manage their symptoms and help them feel better. For example, to sleep better, to feel more relaxed and to have fewer flashbacks. 

1:1 Trauma Therapy: After the MOAT group, people can have one-to-one therapy sessions with a therapist. We help people manage their difficulties and help process their trauma memories. We always use interpreters if people need them.

All our work is confidential and we work both in the community and in NHS buildings.

The second way in which we support people is though more community based support – this includes providing wellbeing initiatives, such as community groups to support people to improve sleep and art groups and we work across the IA hotels in the region offering advice and support to all residents. Community based support is delivered by our recovery coordinators, working with voluntary sector partners where possible. We are also working towards opening a Memorial Garden in the centre of Bristol to create a reflective space for the community more widely.

We work closely with Bristol Refugee Rights, SARI, Borderlands, Bristol Mind and Unseen to ensure our service users receive specialist support across their different needs.

We accept referrals from NHS Talking Therapies - North Somerset & South Gloucestershire and from other mental health teams within AWP and partner organisations. If you need advice or support to make a referral please email: awp.hopeserviceteam@nhs.net

The Hub is a partnership between Trafford Council and Altrincham Baptist Church, providing a community space for Trafford residents. This is a place to connect with others and make friendships as well as a place to learn, to be supported, and 'to be part of something.'

From tiny tots to seniors, and everyone in between, we have a whole host of groups and activities on offer inside our doors.

You can access a range of support services via The Hub. From Citizen's Advice, to language courses or simply a listening ear, if we can't meet your needs here at The Hub we will do our best to find someone who can.

The Oasis centre offers support to address the needs of people in crisis situations.

We have four interlinked projects focusing on different areas of support required through a period of crisis.

Re-build

Our Re-build project offers emergency provisions such as food and clothing, a cafe which is open four days a week offering hot nutritious food, and our own dedicated crisis support team who can signpost to relevant agencies and support with the root cause of the emergency such as debt or mental health difficulties.

Re-engage

Through our re-engage project we help everybody to feel like part of the community. We offer wellbeing support activities such as trips and social days, leisure activities such as board games, quizzes and workshops. In addition our community support team are on hand to help with the process of re-engagement.

Re-skill

Through our Re-skill programme, we provide a relaxed and encouraging setting to learn and practice. Clients are given the opportunity to develop the pre-requisite skills necessary for a functional lifestyle and successful employment. We introduce them to literacy, numeracy, home economics and art in a creative and non-threatening way. This one year programme includes: Urban Art; Cookery Workshop; English For Everyone; Maths Made Easy and Science workshops. 

We are an independent, grantmaking trust, based in Manchester and primarily focused on activity in the North of England. Our work is driven by our core purpose: Creating Thriving Communities.

The centre is home to several charitable organisations, CIC's, groups & church services whilst also hosting, developing & delivering a range of activities & initiatives to help serve the Skelmersdale community & beyond! 

The Sudanese Community aids refugees and those seeking asylum in their transition into a new life in a different country. We do this by offering information, advice and guidance , as well as helping members with social, cultural, psychological and communication issues. We also offer educational and recreational programs.

We’re an anti-poverty charity and community of food banks. We work together to ensure no one in the UK needs a food bank to survive, while providing food and practical support to people left without enough money to live on.

We also offer access a range of advice and support, including helplines and guidance on social security payments and grants that may be available to you.

TMC Solicitors claims to be the top law firm in the UK because of its unrivalled range of services and legal knowledge. The clients of our firm are treated with the highest courtesy and professionalism by our team of expert solicitors. Our Solicitors has established an impeccable reputation in immigration law by assisting numerous clients with smooth transitions into the UK. Our expert lawyers navigate complex immigration processes efficiently while addressing concerns or issues.

Housing Options Service Trafford (HOST) provides housing advice and assistance via telephone and email during our normal operating hours. If you become homeless outside of these hours, your call will automatically divert to HOST’s out of hours service.

We help trainees from all over the world to move confidently into English language teaching. Our highly personalised approach and outstanding level of support will help you gain the skills and competencies needed to start an exciting and rewarding new career as an English language teacher. Let us help you make that move!

We provide free, long-term psychotherapy and counselling to highly traumatised refugees and asylum seekers. We also provide specialist training, supervision and consultancy to agencies and individuals who work with traumatised people. We try to be as accessible as possible; we provide interpreters and can see clients both in person and remotely. We only take third party referrals from: 1625 Independent People, ABC , BHN, Borderlands, Brigstowe , Bristol Refugee Rights, British Red Cross - Bristol Refugee Service, NHS Talking Therapies, NRPF & Asylum Team BCC, Refugee Women of Bristol, SARI, The Haven, The Hope Service, Unseen, Womankind

UKeff is a charity that was set up in 2009 to educate the communities of Oldham following the riots and increasing levels of Islamophobia. Their aim was to repair the divided community through education, to show that our differences are beneficial, and that we can unite on the common good.

We offer a variety of services from food aid, support groups, coffee mornings and support to the homeless.

UK ENIC is the UK National Information Centre for the recognition and evaluation of international qualifications and skills. They work with individuals, universities, colleges, professional bodies and governments across the globe, providing the international reference point for qualifications and skills standards.

UK ENIC is managed by Ecctis on behalf of the UK Government: (https://www.ecctis.com)

UK International Lawyers has an established and experienced team for providing Immigration & Asylum advice. From the initial application to representation, we aim to ensure a smooth transition in acquiring residence and citizenship to the UK. We advise on all aspects of Immigration & Asylum including:

• Investors & Entrepreneurs
• Highly Skilled Migrants
• Graduate Entrepreneurs
• Exceptionally Talented Migrants
• Family Migration
• Indefinite Leave to Remain
• British Nationality & Ancestry
• Visitors
• Overstayers
• EU nationals & family members
• Adoption
• Students
• Refusals and Appeals
• Judicial Reviews

Asylum including:

• Fresh Claims
• Legacy Cases
• Family Reunion
• Deportation & Removal
• Detention & Bail

We also provide our clients with assistance on document attestation, sponsorship declaration and travel documents.

The University of London’s Refugee Law Clinic is an innovative project providing pro bono legal advice for refugee clients. Our work provides some of the most disadvantaged communities in London with access to fair and equal legal representation, a basic human right which many asylum seekers in the UK struggle to find.

The clinic is supported by the Central University and by 10 of the University’s Member Institutions. It is based on a model of Clinical Legal Education for the University’s diverse student body and facilitates practical experience for students working on real cases under the supervision of a qualified expert lawyer. Delivered in partnership with two law firms, the Refugee Law Clinic also provides the opportunity for lawyers to undertake pro bono work within the clinic.

Supporting survivors of modern slavery and human trafficking. We work alongside survivors to identify their needs and assist them with their recovery. This includes support to access legal and immigration advice, physical and mental health care, accommodation and education. In order to access our services, survivors first need to be referred into the National Referral Mechanism by a First Responder. First responders include statutory agencies such as the police, local authorities, the Gangmasters Licensing Authority and some designated charities, including Unseen. For more information on how to refer into the NRM call the uk modern slavery & exploitation helpline on 08000 121 700 or visit https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/human-trafficking-victims-referral-and-assessment-forms

We are an independent, evangelical church based in Victoria Park, Manchester. We are a warm, friendly, family church that welcomes everyone. We meet every Sunday morning at 10.30am - join us any Sunday.

At Visit from the Stork we support network for parents and their children who have no one else to turn to; a tribe of parents and professionals alike who encourage, empower and connect each other.

We offer:

Baby and Household essentials - We give vital baby and household essentials to the most vulnerable families through Stork Support. Our friendly 1:1 professional support enables families to feel informed about choices they are making and more knowledgeable about important issues such as finances and housing.

Connecting families together - Through our Stork Peer Support groups and Stay & Play sessions, we ensure parents can make friends with others who have both the same and different experiences of parenthood, sharing languages, cultures and more.

Breast feeding support - Our BOOBS approved venues, breastfeeding cafes, specialist antenatal classes and 1:1 peer support helps mums to achieve their breastfeeding goals - whether for one week, 6 months or 2 years and beyond.

Stork Store community shop - Provides affordable toys, games, clothes and equipment 0-teenager, as well as free school uniform and books and discounted baby essentials. We run weekly sessions from the hub and offer drop-in appointments to help with benefit forms and Healthy start applications.

We offer a range of Talking Therapies to adults aged 16 and over, who live and are registered with a GP in Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire. A free and confidential NHS service We all experience difficult times when we feel like we can’t cope. These incidents can affect your everyday life and prevent you from leading a normal life. If you are suffering from depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder, excessive worry or low mood, then NHS Talking Therapies can help. Vita Health Group provides the local Talking Therapies services on behalf of the NHS to adults 16-years and over, who live and are registered with a GP in Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire. Free Drop-In Service: We now run in person drop-ins across BNSSG where you can come and talk to one of our friendly team about our services, and have a supported referral if needed. Click here for more information. NHS Talking Therapies is a FREE service that provides short-term, evidence-based treatments for anxiety and depression, and you don’t need to visit a GP to get help. You can self-refer using our Digital Assistant, Online Form or By Phone. Visit our website for more information. We are not an emergency service and are not able to help with immediate crisis situations. If you need immediate help please contact either your GP or go to the Accident and Emergency Department of your local hospital (24hrs). Alternatively, if you’re experiencing a crisis and need a person to talk things through with, you can call the Crisis Teams in your area: 0800 953 1919.

We are leading immigration solicitors in Manchester with a consistently strong success rate in complex immigration applications and appeals. We offer straightforward advice and practical solutions to your individual circumstances.

Our services include:

• Nationality, naturalisation and registration as a British
• Human Rights Claims
• Deportation and Removals
• Points Based System applications
• Tier 1 – Applications for individuals: Investor, Entrepreneur and Exceptional Talent
• Tier 2 – Sponsored workers (Business)
• Tier 2 – Sponsored workers (Personal)
• Tier 4 – Students
• Tier 5 – Temporary workers
• Spouses, civil partners, unmarried partners, children and other family dependants
• Appeals & Judicial Review
• EU and EEA law
• UK ancestry
• Visit visas
• Premium Service appointments
• Further Leave and Indefinite Leave to remain (settlement) applications

Wai Yin Society has been supporting, empowering and working in partnership with Chinese individuals and families for more than 30 years. Founded in 1988 by a group of community-minded Chinese women.

We have developed a range of employment, education and community services for Chinese men and women and for other ethnic minority groups, including Somali, Pakistani, Bangladeshi, Indian and many European nationalities.

We currently have three bases in Manchester:

• Swan Street Headquarters - which provides services for children, young people and families, and also hosts our Learning Centre, which caters for about 70% Chinese learners and 30% other BME learners;
• Sheung Lok Centre - which provides the services for older Chinese people and for older Somali women.
• The Welcome Centre - which provides English Classes, IT classes, Work Club, Welfare Advice, free Lunches and Food parcels distribution to the most in need, gardening classes to grow your own food, arts and craft classes, and job search support to the local residents in Cheetham Hill and Crumpsall areas.

The charity was established in 2009 to support French speaking asylum seekers and refugees living in the Greater Manchester.

We run community activities that are preventative as well as early intervention which allow the community to make informed choices and improve their quality of life.

Most of our activities aim to alleviate isolation and depression, including emotional wellbeing, social, physical and recreational activities.

Examples of our work include:

• Securing permanent accommodation
• Helping to equip new houses or clearing utilities bills.
• Breaking the isolation of the over 60s by providing companionship, befriending and home visits.
• Providing emotional and practical support to those affected by life events such genital mutilation, life treating illnesses or rape.

We Belong is a migrant youth-led organisation, campaigning for the rights of young migrants, developing young leaders by providing advice, support and training. We engage 16–25-year-old migrants, once empowered, we work closely with young people to create a strong counter-narrative to the UK’s hostile environment by advocating for reform within the UK’s immigration system.

We Belong has 3 main projects:

1. Let Us Learn: equal access to higher education for young migrants.
2. Chasing Status: Advocating for an end to the UK’s hostile environment and calling for a shorter more affordable route to settlement for long-term young migrants.
3. Leadership Academy: equipping and developing young changemakers to affect change in society.

Community hub and signposting service for refugees, asylum seekers and migrants across Hull and East Riding.

Services include:

• Signposting & Information Centre
• English (ESOL)
• Non-Immigration Advice
• Practical Support Working with our Partners (Housing, Employment, Education and Health)
• Hull Help For Refugees Clothes Redistribution
• Welfare and Hardship Support
• Drop-in/Meeting Point
• IT Work & Education Support
• Employability Support
• Social and Cultural Events
• Sports Activities/Events
• Music and Art Activities
• Awareness and Education on Asylum and Refugee Issues

English learning opportunities and activities to support the learning of English in Hull.

At WAD we work with the disadvantaged families, people from different backgrounds and minority ethnic groups to break social barriers improve the quality of life and raise people’s self-esteem.

We do this by organising meetings and activities such like cultural events, dancing and drumming, sporting and arts activities for all. WAD also provides information on training, health and social care, crime reduction, employment, benefit advice and volunteering opportunities.

WHAG provides support for women and young parents with their children who are homeless or who are at risk of homelessness, men, women and children who have experienced domestic abuse.

Wirral Change is an advisory service provider dedicated to supporting ethnic minority residents in the Wirral area since 2006. Our primary goal is to offer advisory services, advocacy, information, advice, and guidance (IAG) to marginalized communities.

Services we offer range from running community groups, translation and interpreting, health and wellbeing and support for immigration processes.

Womankind is an established charity that is run by women for women. We help hundreds of women every year to improve their mental health and well-being so they can experience a better quality of life. We recognise that the roots of our difficulties are often linked to personal life histories. We also recognise that the social and political environment in which we live affects our mental health. It’s not always easy to ask for help but we would encourage you to not suffer in silence as talking to someone about your problems and how you feel can really help. We will work with you to understand your situation and can help you think things through so you get the support you need. We can help you to find your own voice, to express yourself and think about what’s happened.

Women Asylum Seekers Together (WAST) is a charity and grassroots network based in Manchester.

The women in our network speak many languages and practice many religions. We are women of all ages, nationalities, ethnicities, sexual orientation and disabilities. Some of us have children and spouses or partners with us, others face our families being split up by deportation. Many of us are alone.

We use a peer-support model to help women who seek sanctuary in Manchester. Through practical advice and wellbeing activities, we support women through the asylum system. We campaign locally and nationally with our sister organisations and allies to improve the system and ensure women’s rights are upheld.

Wonderfully Made Woman provide services for women and girls across Greater Manchester: married, single, single mother, separated, divorced, or widow.

Our charity is set up to help women and girls get back their confidence in every area of their lives, and make them value themselves.

We offer a variety of services such as confidence building workshops, domestic abuse support groups, heritage projects and many skill training workshops in beads making, make-up classes, cooking, hair making, and digital literacy.

Wood Street Mission is a children’s charity helping children and families living on a low income in Manchester and Salford.

We offer practical help to help meet children’s day-to-day needs and improve their life chances. We provide struggling families with children’s clothes, bedding and baby equipment, and toys and books which are important for children’s wellbeing and development.

We promote engagement in education by helping families with the costs of going to school and run holiday book clubs to promote reading and improve children’s literacy. We also provide toys for children to have presents on Christmas Day.

We also raise awareness about child poverty through our communications, holding events and giving talks at schools, businesses and groups.

Founded in 1903, our mission is to bring adult education within reach of everyone who needs it. 

We continue to empower adults by bringing great teaching to local communities across England and Scotland, reaching tens of thousands of learners each year. 

Working Wardrobe is a personal styling service which gives people the outfit and confidence they need to get the job that they deserve.

Clients will work with a personal stylist to choose clothing, shoes and accessories for their interview, as well as receiving advice from our team of employment specialists who will help with 1-2-1 interview preparation. The clothing is theirs to keep, at no cost to them.

We are a charity dedicated to helping migrants and disadvantaged Britons access employment justice and improve their social mobility.

Created by migrants, for migrants and racially disadvantaged Britons, our founding volunteers wanted to address the lack of information and support for people who are having to navigate the complex intersection of precarious work and immigration insecurity.

Yaran Northwest was established as a not-for-profit organisation to provide a variety of counselling advocacy, recovery and wellbeing services to meet the needs of vulnerable adults, new immigrants, families and couples in Greater Manchester.

Psychological service - provides one-to-one and group counselling/psychotherapy for middle eastern, in particular Farsi, Dari, Arabic, Turkish, Kurdish and Urdu speaking residents, across Greater Manchester including new immigrants, families and couples who need urgent help and support in health and well-being.

The Advocacy service - assist people from Middle Eastern background and covers improving their confidence, developing their basic skills in learning English, understanding the world of work, and guidance in seeking jobs.

Workshops, community-based programmes and professionally led
self-help groups - are for those in the community experiencing mild to moderate mental health issues alongside a spectrum of life issues too.

Yes is an award winning Charity established over 10 years ago to help Manchester residents to access employment, volunteering and learning opportunities, improve their digital skills, and achieve their ambitions.

We offer free access to more than 50 internet enabled workstations where our customers can apply for work, develop their skills and receive coaching and mentoring in the use of digital equipment from our volunteer ‘Digital Champions’. 

We help our customers to build CVs, search for jobs and complete applications, as well as referring them to long-standing partners to get help with debt, health, relationship issues.  We also refer customers to training providers so clients can access skills training.

Your Zakat helps Muslims who are struggling to pay bills, put food on their table and provide for their families.

If you’re a Muslim in need of support, Zakat given through NZF may be able to help.

To apply for help from National Zakat Foundation you must have your own email address, mobile phone number and a device able to connect to the internet.

Hardship Relief Fund - provides cash grants towards monthly expenses, such as food and clothing, to help vulnerable Muslims in the UK who are unable to pay for basic living costs.

Housing - This fund offers grants to help Muslims in the UK who need support to live in affordable, liveable and safe accommodation.

Work and Education - This fund offers grants to help Muslims in the UK who are unemployed or on low incomes to get a job and increase their incomes.

Z-arts is the UK’s only arts centre dedicated to offering best-practice in creative provision for children and families.

We engage with tens of thousands of people annually in outreach programmes with local communities, schools and college groups, international touring theatre shows and with superb on-site facilities including: 230-seat theatre, studio theatre, gallery, cafe bar, recording studio, music space & dance studio.