HOST A REFUGEE
As a charity we do not get involved with the hosting registrations and matching as there are other, more experienced national charities that specialise in this. We do however help support any hosted family in settling here just like all our other settled families, with help with learning english, job searching etc.
RESET group resetuk.org - is a larger national organisation which is helping the government with matching Ukrainian refugees, as well as their existing remit of hosting other refugee nationalities
Refugees At Home - refugeesathome.org -is a small UK-based organisation that connects people with a spare room in their home with asylum-seekers and refugees in need of accommodation.
Room For Refugees - roomforrefugees.com - as above
Ukraine update -
If you are considering hosting, you might be interested in this 'Hosting Good Practice Guide' produced by NAACOM
Article on Tips for Host from "Homes for Ukraine"
If you are already hosting a Ukrainian refugee please do check out our Get Support page for some very useful Ukraine-related links about supporting and culture etc.
RESET group resetuk.org - is a larger national organisation which is helping the government with matching Ukrainian refugees, as well as their existing remit of hosting other refugee nationalities
Refugees At Home - refugeesathome.org -is a small UK-based organisation that connects people with a spare room in their home with asylum-seekers and refugees in need of accommodation.
Room For Refugees - roomforrefugees.com - as above
Ukraine update -
If you are considering hosting, you might be interested in this 'Hosting Good Practice Guide' produced by NAACOM
Article on Tips for Host from "Homes for Ukraine"
If you are already hosting a Ukrainian refugee please do check out our Get Support page for some very useful Ukraine-related links about supporting and culture etc.
Could you be a host?
Refugees at Home host, Bryony explains:
"There are no strict criteria to be a host... You can be single or in a relationship. There’s no maximum age or minimum age. I was 18 when I started hosting and the oldest is 94. If you’ve got a spare room (or even just a sofa bed for an emergency case)… that’s all you need." FIND OUT MORE ABOUT HOSTING Read our full interview with Bryony, read Steve's story about what it's like to host a refugee or contact Refugees at Home. OTHER WAYS TO GET INVOLVED If you want to support Refugees at Home but can’t host, there are other ways you can help:
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Credit: Refugees at Home
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