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  • Helping Raj to avoid losing everything

    Helping Raj to avoid losing everything

    “Words can’t describe how much you have helped me I almost lost everything” Read more

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Case studies

Read case studies of our work with our participants. 

Making friends with Miriam

Making friends with Miriam

Miriam was a regular participant and volunteer at our Access project and had been for a couple of years before the funded project “a place to belong”. “I came because I heard how they help people, and that there were a lot of activities I could get involved in. I heard that Refugee Roots help encourage people and I needed that” Read more

Published: 2nd July, 2021

Author: Adam Baker

A more confident Muhammad

A more confident Muhammad

I was feeling quite isolated…the hardest thing was being on my own. It’s been brilliant the help and support I have received from Refugee Roots" Read more

Published: 23rd September, 2020

Updated: 20th October, 2020

Author: Adam Baker

Friendship for Alice to overcome loneliness

Friendship for Alice 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” Read more

Published: 23rd September, 2020

Updated: 23rd December, 2020

Author: Adam Baker

Helping Kristina feel at home

Helping Kristina feel at home

“Now I have a stronger sense of home in Nottingham, when I see people I know in town I can stop and talk". Read more

Published: 9th September, 2019

Updated: 17th November, 2019

Author: Social Volunteer

Helping Shiraz learn English

Helping Shiraz learn English

"The group has helped my English, my confidence, and my social skills." Read more

Published: 9th September, 2019

Updated: 16th September, 2019

Author: Adam Baker

Helping Raj to avoid losing everything

Helping Raj to avoid losing everything

“Words can’t describe how much you have helped me I almost lost everything” Read more

Published: 5th September, 2019

Updated: 19th September, 2019

Author: Adam Baker

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  • The Swan Mountain Trust

    The Swan Mountain Trust

    The Swan mountain Trust awarded £2500 funding for The Befriending and Navigator project for one year (June 2022.) http://swanmountaintrust.org.uk/

  • Ashworth Charitable Trust

    Ashworth Charitable Trust

    Ashworth Charitable Trust The Ashworth Charitable Trust awrded funding for The Befriending and Navigator project for one year (June 2022.)

  • The National Lottery Reaching Communities

    The National Lottery Reaching Communities

    Refugee Roots awarded 3 years of funding by The National Lottery Reaching Communities Fund. Nottingham-based charity Refugee Roots has been awarded three years of funding by The National Lottery Reaching Communities Fund.

  • A place to belong: Press Release

    A place to belong: Press Release

    Refugee Roots awarded 3 years of funding by The National Lottery Reaching Communities Fund. Nottingham-based charity Refugee Roots has been awarded three years of funding by The National Lottery Reaching Communities Fund.

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  • Our team

    Our team

    Meet our team

  • Our Story

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

  • How can you help Afghans in Nottingham

    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.

  • Uno with Taylor

    Uno with Taylor

    Taylor's Volunteering Story, "It is so pleasing to watch the happiness that even having a conversation or playing a game of cards brings".

  • Make a referral

    Make a referral

    Make a referral for a refugee or asylum seeker

  • Access

    Access

    Access is now taking place on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays

  • Women's Group

    Women's Group

    A safe space to meet (in person and virtually) with other women every Tuesday for support, friendship and empowerment

  • Art Sessions

    Art Sessions

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

  • Wellbeing and Support

    Wellbeing and Support

    We are fundraising during the 12 days of Christmas to provide wellbeing and support activities for asylum seekers and refugees.

  • Support for Ukraine

    Support for Ukraine

    A page explaining how we can support Ukrainians coming to Nottingham as well as their hosts.

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Refugee Roots
Suite 53. Unit 6
Sneinton Market
Gedling Street
NOTTINGHAM
NG1 1DS
Refugee Roots
Tiger Community Hub
19-21 Lister Gate
Nottingham
NG1 7DE

Charity Director: 07462092732 Asylum Support Worker: 07458982110
Befriending Coordinator: 07831 203577 Administrator: 07307857879
General email: [email protected]
Safeguarding Lead: Gill Parker  07849 263128, [email protected]

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