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We have dedicated refugee ESOL classes in Arbroath and ESOL classes in Montrose, Forfar and Brechin that are open and available to all adult refugees living in the Angus area. We also have an ESOL buddy scheme. Read more…

Hibernian Community Foundation sessions are open to all as we support inclusion, integration and the development of health & wellbeing. Recent work has led to the development of lunch clubs based within the stadium on Mondays & Wednesdays with both being attended by a number of nationalities. Read more…

This will comprise of cost of living alleviation events, workshops, exhibitions and hampers for young Scots, Asylum Seekers and refugees funded by the Young Scot/National Lottery Community Fund in Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom. The National Lottery, funded JOM Charity’s Helping Alleviate Cost of Living Crisis because “We Care” alleviates loneliness, isolation, and depression and encourages interaction, integration & community spirit. Read more…

The majority of our workforce are current and former refugees and asylum seekers. Read more…

We offer support for people within Perth and Kinross to increase their English skills and gain life experiences in a number of different ways. We have a DL Hub that offers support remotely to complete a range of activities and can be translated into a number of languages. We also have a Starfish Way Programme that can be tailormade to Read more…

Outdoors For You believes that everyone should have the opportunity to spend time in nature and outdoor regardless of age, gender, health, fitness, ethnicity and beliefs. It has been proven that having an active lifestyle and spending time outdoor in nature can have a significant impact on a person’s health and mental wellbeing. It is important that everyone in our Read more…

Living Solo Initiative is a community-led organisation that strives to help vulnerable people living alone in the Glasgow area. Through community events and programmes, we bring people together to combat loneliness. Read more…

Ubuntu Women Shelter is a Glasgow-based charity that provides unconditional practical support to destitute women and people of other marginalised genders who have no recourse to public funds and insecure immigration status in Scotland. Services include: Short-term accommodation Practical destitution support, such as arranging a lawyer, registering with a GP, and providing emergency cash grants Advice and information on education, Read more…

The International Women’s Group seeks to empower women and enhance their integration. Open to women and girls only. Read more…

African Lanarkshire for Mental Health provides information and support to help people from migrant and refugee backgrounds find employment and participate in community activities. The group is suitable for children, young people, and families. Read more…

We help people of all ages and abilities to enjoy cycling and cycling activities. We have bikes available for people to use in our activities if they do not have their own. We offer bike lessons and bike skills sessions to help people learn to ride and become confident on a bike. Our group rides use the network of paths Read more…

Amma Birth Companions provides support to asylum seeking and refugee women before, during and after the birth of a baby. We offer one to one pregnancy, birth and postnatal companionship, and peer support activities for before and after babies are born. We run weekly parent and baby drop-in, exercise classes, pregnancy and parenting workshops, free of charge for our clients. Read more…

We work closely with the New Scot (refugee) community in Dundee, providing safe spaces to socialise, share knowledge, practice English and learn new skills – with a focus on family activities and integration into the local community. Our activity programme engages adults, children and young people from diverse backgrounds in creative learning and skills development. These activities include gardening, sports, Read more…

The Good Deed is a women-only meeting held every Tuesday to learn new skills and participate in cultural activities. The meetings help women in our community connect with each other and build relationships, and help to prevent isolation. Read more…

We support asylum seekers in the Falkirk area by providing befriending, advice, and catering for essential needs such as clothing and toiletries. Read more…

English as a Second Language (ESOL) support for adults aged 16+ living in the Scottish Borders. Read more…