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Refugee Council
Refugees & Migration

Refugee Council

The Refugee Council supports refugees in the UK to build a safe and stable life, providing practical help, advice and integration support.

www.refugeecouncil.org.uk

Open projects

Refugees & MigrationRefugee Councilvia Refugee Council

Hospital Accompaniment Volunteer — London

Accompany refugee and asylum seeker clients to hospital and GP appointments in London, providing reassurance, language support and practical help navigating the health system.

London3 hours
TranslationBefriending
Refugees & MigrationRefugee Councilvia Refugee Council

Social Integration Project Volunteer — Cambridge

Organise and lead social activities for refugees in the East of England, helping them to build friendships, practise English and become part of their new local community.

Cambridge4 hours
Event PlanningESOL / Language Support
Refugees & MigrationRefugee Councilvia Refugee Council

Volunteer Therapist (Remote)

Provide therapeutic support to refugees and people seeking asylum remotely, dedicating at least one day per week for a minimum of six months to help clients process trauma and build resilience.

Remote8 hours
CounsellingTrauma-Informed Practice
Refugees & MigrationRefugee Councilvia Refugee Council

Social Integration Project Volunteer — Leeds

Help refugees in Yorkshire integrate into their communities by organising and leading events, English conversation groups, and social activities that build confidence and connections.

Leeds4 hours
Event PlanningESOL / Language Support
Refugees & MigrationRefugee Councilvia Refugee Council

Youth Peer Mentor Volunteer — Birmingham

Mentor young resettled refugees aged 16–19 in the West Midlands, supporting them to engage with local activities, make connections and navigate life in the UK.

Birmingham4 hours
MentoringBefriending
Refugees & MigrationRefugee Councilvia Refugee Council

Youth Peer Mentor Volunteer — London

Mentor young resettled refugees aged 16–19, helping them settle into their local area, engage with activities and groups, and plan for their future. Volunteers commit at least one session per week for a minimum of three months.

London4 hours
MentoringBefriending

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