Housing, Crisis Grants and Legal Advice for Homeless Asylum Seekers in the West Midlands

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Projects

Hope Destitution Fund

Hope provides cash grants of £25 per week for up to 6 months for people left destitute while challenging flawed refusals of asylum. People are usually staying in Hope Housing, with friends or family, or with other charities.

Hope Housing

We have 12 houses in Birmingham and the Black Country that are home to 35 people left homeless and destitute while challenging flawed refusals of asylum. We usually house people for up to 6 months. Hope pays all fuel bills, council tax and water rates.

Hope Wellbeing

Our housing support staff and volunteers make sure that people are able to access essential health care and take part in educational and recreational activities and contribute to the life of the city.

Hope Legal

OISC3 legal advice to make sure that any destitute asylum seeker in Birmingham, Coventry or the Black Country understands why they have been refused asylum and what they can do to challenge it.