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Volunteer Induction October 2024

Join us for our next volunteer induction. All volunteers must complete an induction before becoming a volunteer and being placed.
Theory of change workshop

We are taking a look at our Theory of Change and reviewing with stakeholders whether volunteers, participants, staff or supporters we would like to invite members of Refugee Roots to join our theory of Change Review Workshop led by Adam Baker and Annette Leach.
Press Release: Kicking off a new season together. Refugee Roots sponsors Red Sea FC

Press Release: Kicking off a new season together. Refugee Roots sponsors Red Sea FC
E Visa Support

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.

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Our team

Meet our team of dedicated staff who make the difference every day
Our Story

Refugee Roots welcomes all, helping those in need find friendship and a place to call home
Access

Access is a hub of activity, a place to belong, connect, get support, and help. A wide range of activities and learning opportunities to suit all.
Make a referral

Make a referral for a refugee or asylum seeker. We will respond as soon as possible. When we receive a referral we will contact or arrange to meet the person who has been referred.
Art Sessions

Being creative is a great way to relieve stress, express yourself and connect with others.
Women's Group

A safe space to meet with other women every Tuesday for support, friendship and empowerment
How can you help Afghans in Nottingham

Are you wondering how you can help or what you can do? We've put this article together for you.
A place to belong

Welcome and support for those who need it most
Friendship for Alliance to overcome loneliness

“If it wasn't for Refugee Roots and their assistance with Maggie calling me to see how my wellbeing is, I don’t think I would be sitting here to have this conversation..sometimes it felt so lonely”
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