Youth Welfare

Youth Welfare is a project that was initially piloted in 2020-2021 to address the rising mental health needs amongst young male asylum seekers. Due to its success we have since grown and expanded the project.

The project has been expanded to support more areas and now supports young women as well as men. The project provides a youth work style, trauma informed approach to supporting young people aged 18-25 who are going through the asylum process. The Youth Welfare Officer can support young people in your journey and each project offers its own range of activities and opportunities.

London – Young Roots
This project covers the areas of Croydon, Brent and Kings Cross, to discover more and learn how to make a referral please see the Young Roots website.
Sheffield – Children and Young Peoples Empowerment Projects (Chilypep)
Stockport – Stockport Race Equality Partnership (S-REP)
Wales – TGP Cymru
This project covers both Cardiff and Swansea.

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Client Adviser - Central Adviser Hub - Homebased

Migrant Help are looking for a Client Adviser to join our collaborative and committed Central Adviser Hub on a fixed-term contract. There will be a potential for the role to be made permanent or extended. The successful candidate will be a strong team player, have demonstrable experience of explaining complex information in an easy-to-understand manner, and be passionate about protecting our vulnerable clients.
Helpline Adviser - Dover

Migrant Help are looking for Helpline Advisers to join our call centre in Dover on a 9 month fixed-term contract. There will be potential for the role to be made permanent or extended. You will work as part of a vibrant and committed telephone Helpline team which is expanding in number, to continue the excellent work it does in supporting individuals and families who are seeking asylum in the UK.
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Migrant Help's statement in response to passage of the Safety of Rwanda Bill.
Request to Mayoral candidates to sign pledge to prioritise modern slavery

Migrant Help have joined fifty organisations across the anti human trafficking and exploitation sector in urging mayoral candidates across the country to promise to prioritise the fight against modern slavery.

Bridging gaps and co-ordinating services

We aim to add value to the statutory funded services that are provided to our client groups. All Migrant Help offices have grown to be embedded in local and regional communities.
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Commissioning Framework

The Commissioning Framework provides an opportunity for experienced organisations to apply to partner with Migrant Help and take on a certain volume of completing applications, for asylum support in times and locations where demand is high.

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