Jayne Mercer 24 th November 2015.  Provide you with information about services working with refugee women:- ◦ What services they provide ◦ How these.

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Jayne Mercer 24 th November 2015

 Provide you with information about services working with refugee women:- ◦ What services they provide ◦ How these services might be useful ◦ How to access the services ◦ Contact details

 Helps people fleeing war, conflict, mass migration and natural disaster to locate family members  Family Travel Assistance for refugee family members  Red Cross messages  Welfare messages  Attestation of detention  Contact: Laura Wilson  /

 Provides information and advice to asylum seekers, refugees and EU migrants  Food vouchers for destitute refused asylum seekers  Thursday mornings at Open Doors from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm  Multicultural volunteers with a range of language skills  Contact: Jayne Mercer

 Provides counselling/psychotherapy  Youth engagement project to support refugee children  Builds trust with traumatised refugees and their families  Builds bridges between refugees and services to facilitate engagement  Contact:  Tel:  Website: hull.org.uk/ Haven Project

Community ‘umbrella’ organisation Victim support Race equality in BME mental health acting as facilitators for access to mental health services Hate Crime reporting centre Contact: Tel: Website:

 Information, advice and guidance to minority ethnic communities in Hull  Advice provided on housing, employment, health and welfare and community involvement  Three weekly advice sessions (Monday, Wednesday and Friday 11:00am to 1:00pm )  Contact:  Tel:

Generalist and immigration drop in sessions on a Monday 1:30 to 4:00 pm English classes (Women only Friday morning) Safe Spaces (in partnership with Haven Project) HARP supporting access to health services Job Club on a Wednesday Contact: Tel: Websites:

 Based at Prince’s Avenue Methodist Church  Thursday: social, food parcels, lunch, advice,  Volunteer Interpretation and Translation Service  IT, job search, music, allotment, English  Contact:  Tel:  Website:

 In Hull, they only give support to clients arriving through the Gateway Protection Programme  Work in partnership with many other organisations to give 12 months support and advice in employment, education, volunteering, housing, budgeting & finance, community development, health, legal processes, etc.  Support 90 people each year  Based in Centre 88, contact  Contact:

 Accommodation provider under contract with G4S on behalf of Home Office  Asylum support accommodation is provided fully furnished.  Cots, bedding, steriliser and high chair provided  Applications for additional payments are made by support workers to Home Office  Contact:  Tel:  Website:

 To discuss further my contact details are:   Mobile: