Ways to Give
Multiple conflicts around the world, the current political climate and a broken, hostile asylum system mean that the problems asylum seekers and refugees are facing are more intense than ever before. Last year we helped more than 2,000 people, providing information, specialised advice and support to families and individuals who seek asylum or live as refugees in Nottingham(shire).
We are grateful for the support of our volunteers, many of whom understand first-hand the asylum process, but running an organisation with over 40 staff across a dozen different services is a challenge that requires continuing effort in fundraising for elements of our work not covered by contracts or grants.
We make sure every donation goes a long way and our clients benefit from it directly. Any amount is more than welcome, either as a one-off donation or a regular contribution. Regular donors can become members and have a voice in matters relating to the priorities of the organisation.
Thank you
Want to help us raise vital funds for refugees and asylum seekers in Nottinghamshire? You can just by shopping via Give as you Live Online!
When you shop at over 6,000 top stores including John Lewis & Partners, Expedia and Marks & Spencer via Give as you Live Online, they’ll turn a percentage of your spend into funds for us!
Simply sign up, search for the retailer and start shopping. Easy to set up and makes a huge difference!
Business purchases
Do you make regular purchases for a company? You can help generate donations when you buy printer ink, book train tickets and hotel rooms, or order any other workplace essentials
You can sign up, select us as your chosen charity and we will receive extra donations.
Read the full highlights in our annual report
Check out our latest Annual Report.
Refugee stories
Nawzad became an interpreter for us
Nawzad Mouloud came to England as an Asylum seeker in 2000. When he arrived he didn’t speak a word of…
Hussein became a full time employee of Nottingham Refugee Forum
After claiming asylum in November 2014, Hussein and his family have had a long wait, finally all being granted status…
Ghidey received an Artisan Baking scholarship
Ghidey arrived in the UK via family reunion, tragically her husband passed away shortly after. This lead to very difficult…