How we support refugee women in the UK
Power
by building community through support groups
Through our creative and educational activities such as English lessons, drama, yoga, radical knitting and more, we provide support groups for refugee women to build their confidence and skills. Our warm and welcoming space helps to combat the isolation faced by women seeking safety and creates pathways for women to rebuild their lives on their own terms.
Influence
by supporting refugee women to tell their stories
When women tell their own stories, they can change minds and build understanding about what it means to seek safety in the UK. We support refugee women in the UK, and asylum-seeking women, to speak to the media, to parliamentarians, at events and through the arts.
Change
by campaigning for a fairer UK asylum system.
Working alongside refugee and asylum-seeking women in our network, we publish robust research on the experiences of refugee women. This helps us to fight for a fairer UK asylum system, and to end immigration detention in the UK. We work with policy makers to make the case for a fairer asylum process; and creatively campaign to make change.
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Statement regarding the Belfast Riots: Everyone should feel safe in our communities
Violence like this doesn’t exist in a vacuum. It has been legitimised by certain politicians and elements of the media that repeatedly scapegoat members of our society. When this dehumanising, divisive and racist rhetoric comes from those in power, it doesn’t just give cover to violence, it emboldens it. And it has real life consequences - for people seeking safety in the UK, for migrant communities, for people of colour, and for all of us.
Celebrating Pride Month: ‘Still Here, Still Bi – From Nigeria to the UK’ By Olubunmi
To mark Pride month 2026, a member of Rainbow Sisters – our solidarity group for LGBTQ+ women seeking safety in the UK – has written this piece about her experience. We hope you enjoy!
'This Pride month, I’ve been asked what I’m celebrating. Honestly? I’m celebrating that I exist.' Read our Rainbow Sisters Olubunmi's powerful blog as we celebrate Pride Month this June.
We’re looking for a Finance Manager (Operations) – Now Closed for Applications.
(Now closed for applications) Working alongside the other Finance Manager (job-share partner) and the Co-Director, this role is responsible for ensuring the charity’s finances are effectively managed and that financial records are accurate and up-to-date. The postholder will collaborate closely with their job-share counterpart; together, they will be jointly accountable for the smooth operation of the organisation’s financial systems, while maintaining clearly defined areas of responsibility.
Debut Song Release: Love is Everything by Voices of Hope
Our choir of asylum-seeking and refugee women, Voices of Hope, is proud to release their debut original song, Love is Everything.
Written, performed, and produced by our talented network members, the song is rooted in their lived experiences, as well as their dreams and hopes for the future. Through this powerful piece, the group celebrates love, hope, and resilience.
