Free E-Visa Application Support for Refugees in Nottingham Nottingham-based charities Refugee Roots and Nottingham & Nottinghamshire Refugee Forum have partnered with Nottingham City and County Council and the Ukrainian Cultural Centre to offer free workshops to support refugees with their E-Visa applications. Read more
The Sharing Table Cooking Book Read more
Some of our sessions and activities will be taking a break in July and August - find out more here. Read more
Tucked away in a corner of Nottingham, every week a group of women gather. Their languages may differ, but laughter flows easily. This is our Women’s Group, a sanctuary amidst the storm of displacement and uncertainty. Read more
Refugee Roots, National Justice Museum, and artist Elaheh Raofi unite for transformative Friday art sessions, funded by Nottingham City Council. Read more
An artist callout for creative writing, stories, and poetry on the theme of work, as part of a zine and exhibition highlighting refugee voices in Nottingham. Read more
Discover 'Delneshin' at Nottingham's Light Night 2026 – a multimedia exhibition combining Persian rug artistry and storytelling in digital and musical forms. Read more
Refugee Roots and West Notts College collaborate to offer free photography classes for refugees at Nottingham Playhouse. Read more
Discover inspiring fundraising stories for Refugee Roots and the support received from churches as we hit the halfway point of our £50k campaign. Read more
Explore art sessions at our Creative Café and learn about the Art of Belonging partnership. Read more
Learn essential digital skills with our new sessions starting in January and February 2026. Read more
After two and half years, the Universal Credit Project with Always Community faces a new chapter as Always Community is soon to wind up, having delivered impactful support amid funding challenges together, Refugee Roots will carry the beacon forward. Read more
Ayoub crosses the line at 19 minutes, a first for one of our runners Read more
Explore themes of work, justice, and transformation through our seven-part art workshop series, funded by Nottingham City Council and Migrant Help. Read more
Bakriy is celebrated in the latest parkrun report for his dedication and positive impact on the growing group of runners each week. Read more
The cycling challenge raised £2151 to support our cause. Join us and set up your own fundraising page to make a difference. Read more
Adam Baker and Olwen Ringrose's gig raised £200, spotlighting community kindness. Join our 100k campaign as a fundraiser or regular donor today! Read more
Poet and Writer Dr Chris Towers follows Red Sea FC, a team made up of players who are refugees from up to nine countries that border the Red Sea, as they continue on their mission to play football, make friends, and learn about England, their new home. Here are his thoughts on their latest adventure, an end of season match at the Hykeham memorial ground near Lincoln. Read more
Migrant Help awarded £3000 to Refugee Roots through the Community Hubs Grant 2025, aiding Access Arts and Art of Belonging projects. Read more
Join us in cheering for Cat and Adam during the Robin Hood Half Marathon and help support their fundraising efforts. Read more
The Hockley Hustle, supporting Refugee Roots in 2025, unites art and music to drive meaningful change. Read more
Refugee Roots and St Mary’s Church collaborate to launch an evening project providing English lessons, social support, and essential aid for refugees and asylum seekers. Read more
Lawstop has partnered with Refugee Roots, a charity supporting refugees and asylum seekers, to provide them with free legal advice and support through a weekly legal clinic. This partnership addresses a significant need for legal aid within the community served by Refugee Roots, which helps people with welfare, housing, and employment issues but struggles to source legal support for their participants. Read more
Refugee Roots is pleased to announce that we have been awarded a grant of £15,000 by the Society of the Holy Child Jesus ! Read more
Discover how Refugee Run Club and Refugee Roots are creating positive change and fostering inclusivity through weekly runs. Read more
Nottingham City Council Supports Refugee Roots to sustain its free advice project for refugees and asylum seekers Read more