There is a network of organisations across the city providing support to refugees and asylum seekers. You can find out more information on the types of services offered and contact details for these organisations through our community directory, as well as below.
Hull Open Doors
91 Princes Avenue
Hull
HU5 3QP
01482 345 132
Hull Open Doors provides -
- a safe
- befriending and advocacy
- volunteer Interpretation and Translation Service
- help with finding employment
- access to ICT support
- basic English spoken classes
- music
Welcome House
3 Wright Street
Hull
HU2 8HR
07913 120 198
Welcome House provides -
- a place of welcome and support, connecting people together
- meeting points
- general advice and access to support
- cultural integration and cohesion
- emergency support (Food parcels and Welfare support)
Hull Sisters
Unit 12
Station Drive
Hull
HU5 1AD
07539 321 502
Hull Sisters provides -
- a place of support and advice for refugee women
- English classes
- cooking
- sewing
- yoga
Humber Community Advice Services
Centre 88
Saner Street
Hull
HU3 2TR
01482 236 460
HCAS provides advice on the following -
- tenancies
- benefits
- work placement or apprenticeship
- debt management
- concerns at work
- immigration matters
Humber all Nations Alliance
44 Portland Street
Hull
HU2 8JX
01482 491 177
HANA is an umbrella organisation bringing together all organisations across the Humber.
New Roots Hull
Centre 88, Floor 2
Saner Street
Hull
HU3 2TR
07747 237 085
New Roots Hull provides -
- support with benefit applications
- housing advice
- financial advice
- English and social integration
- social activities
- employment advice
- work placements
Welcome to English
The Octagon
Walker Street
Hull
HU3 2RA
07791 530 039
Welcome to English provides support in learning English with -
- classes
- befriending
- community support
- walk and talk sessions
- specialised courses
Hull Help for Refugees
314 Staveley Road
Bilton Grange
Hull
HU9 4DA
Hull Help for Refugees does the following -
- collect, sort and distribute donations
- markets, fairs and car boots
- volunteer abroad
- spread awareness and raise funds
- sponsored events
CIAC (Community Integration and Advocacy Centre)
CIAC provides -
- an advice drop in on Thursday mornings at Open Doors
- regulated immigration advice to OISC Level 3 which includes representation in immigration appeals
- free immigration advice to people who do not have the right to work and/or claim benefits
It is a criminal offence to provide immigration advice, paid or unpaid, unless regulated. It is OISC’s responsibility to investigate the illegal provision of immigration advice. Contact info@oisc.gov.uk to find out more.