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Kings Arms Project
No Recourse Accommodation Referrals,
King’s Arms Project, King’s House, 245 Ampthill Road, Bedford, MK42 9AZ.
(01234) 350900
Referral sheet in this pack and on our website Volunteer Resources.
Or in this link:
https://www.kingsarmsproject.org/no-recourse-housing/
For EEA nationals with no access to public funds, who have a right to work in the UK and failed asylum seekers with no recourse to public funds (NRPF)
Referral form in pack, NRA – Applicant referral form
SMART centres
Bedford: Tel: 01234 866044 or
01234 718219
info@smartcjs.org.uk
The SMART Prebend Centre provides facilities, support and guidance to relieve rough sleeping and to prevent further homelessness.
Housing solicitors in the central England area who are specialist in accommodation issues
https://www.centralenglandlc.org.uk/birmingham-housing
Bhatia Best in Nottingham
12 Carrington Street, Nottingham, NG1 7FF
0333 016 3333
Child, housing and family law
Bedford Council
01234 718058
Customer Service Centre
2 Horne Lane
Bedford
MK40 1SJ
If someone is released destitute, they need to present themselves physically at the local council (of wherever they are) to the Customer Service Centre and they should be able to provide them with emergency accommodation.
Asylum Crisis
Phone: 0207 952 1599
If you are an asylum seeker in London and you need accommodation or support or your support has been refused or terminated, this service can help you.
PRAXIS
https://www.praxis.org.uk/safe-housing
Praxis run a housing project for families and single women with wrap around care.
Homeless Link
https://www.homeless.org.uk/homeless-england/service/missionaries-of-charity-gift-of-love
020 7620 1504
Single homeless people aged 25+ with low support needs, particularly those who have been sleeping rough and have no recourse to public funds. No local connection required.
MAX AGE 55
LRMN – Lewisham Refugee and Migrant Network
https://www.lrmn.org.uk/about-us
341 Evelyn Street, London SE8 5QX
Phone: 020 8694 0323
Email: info@lrmn.org.uk
Our experienced advisers support those most vulnerable in accessing housing, regularising their immigration status, accessing employment and mental health support. We also campaign to ensure that the voices of these communities are heard and their rights upheld. We produce research and work in partnership with other organisations to affect change.
Work across London, though focus on South London
Asylum Crisis
Use this form to contact the Asylum Crisis Manchester service
BOAZ Trust
0161 202 1056
If you are an asylum seeker in Manchester and you need accommodation or support or your support has been refused or terminated, these services can help you.
NACCOM
The No Accommodation Network
https://naccom.org.uk/projects/
NACCOM is committed to bringing an end to destitution amongst asylum seekers, refugees and migrants with no recourse to public funds living in the UK. On this page of their website you will find an option to select the current status of the person you are wanting to help – once selected this will take you to a list of charities and organisations nationally who offer accommodation and/or support.
ASAP Project
http://www.asaproject.org/
T: 020 3716 0283 on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 2-4pm
Free high quality legal representation and advice to asylum seekers and refused asylum seekers who have been refused accommodation and /or subsistence.
Referrals
If you would like to refer a female client who has an appeal at the asylum support tribunal, please click here.
If you have questions about supporting a female asylum seeker or refused asylum seeker around asylum support, please ring our Advice Line.
Forms too appeal a HO decision around asylum support:
https://www.gov.uk/appeal-first-tier-asylum-support-tribunal/apply-to-the-tribunal
Link to ASAP training on Section 4 Eligibility:
https://asaproject.clickmeeting.com/section-4-eligibility/?r=AQRjZwV1AmS8sSyvnPOBMKc2M2ptGzI6qzqasUk5LzuNoTcipaAyqaWupKWyMv5vMKE8sQV0BGZ5Zwt5
Second City Housing
Tel: 0121 448 5355 / 07383 265 331
Email: info@secondcityhousing.com
They offer supported accommodation to people with status - they will apply for benefits for them including housing benefits so their rent is paid – the individual will have to contribute around £10 a week but this includes all bills. Can support those escaping domestic violence, those recovering from drug and alcohol abuse.
Room for Refugees
Accommodation through referral or self referral within a volunteers home for varying amounts of time.
Need to find a case worker for continued support eg someone from SOAS or British Red Cross Luton.
www.roomforrefugees.com
Based in Glasgow
0141 353 2220.
Anyone seeking refuge, asylum or leave to remain in this country is eligible. The important point is that they are destitute or homeless without any alternative accommodation and are actively engaged in finding a resolution to their homelessness situation and/or legal case. Caseworkers should be confident that their clients can live peaceably as temporary guests in someone else’s home, contribute to the household by helping with simple chores, meals and according to their host’s house rules
We cannot support: Anyone who has a background of criminality or violence, severe mental health problems, or who abuses drugs or alcohol or any other substance, or who poses a potential risk to the host will probably not be suitable.
Sanctuary Hosting
Call them on 07818 555986
http://sanctuaryhosting.orgnfo@sanctuaryhosting.org
Sanctuary Hosting matches homeless refugees, people seeking asylum and vulnerable migrants to people in the community with spare rooms and open hearts, to stay rent free for an agreed period of time. We have homes throughout The Thames Valley in Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Berkshire. Conditions same as Room for Refugees above.
Project 17
https://www.project17.org.uk/
Individuals: call us on 07963 509044 to discuss your circumstances
Professionals: call us on 07701 330 016 to discuss your client's case
Project 17 works to end destitution among migrant children. We work with families experiencing exceptional poverty to improve their access to local authority support.
We provide advice, advocacy and support for individuals. We build capacity in other organisations and we campaign for the improved implementation of statutory support.
Call Scott on 07983 477819.
The Catholic Worker Farm and Mary House provide accommodation, food, English lessons, counselling and other services for 19 destitute (without access to public funds) female asylum seekers (who we call our ‘sisters’) and their children, at no charge. All of the women are street homeless, and are referred to the CW Farm by refugee services/agencies. The CW Farm /Mary House meets the physical needs in relation to shelter, food and clothing, but just as importantly enables the guests to live in a supportive and loving environment.
Refugee Action CARE Project
Phone: 0121 201 3090
This service is for people in Birmingham who have lost their support or accommodation and are homeless or at risk of homelessness because their asylum claim has been refused.
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