Migrant Help 🧡

Together with Just Good Work, we’ve developed a portal for people seeking asylum, refugees, and migrant workers to learn about work and life in the UK. It now supports 11 languages, making it even more accessible for those who need it most.

The portal gives job seekers and workers critical information and advice for everything needed on the journey to work, from recruitment to employment and life in a new destination to moving on or returning home.

justgood.workJust Good WorkJust Good Work is a free interactive mobile app, giving job-seekers and workers critical information and advice for everything needed on the journey to work, from recruitment, to employment and life…

For more information, scan the QR code or click this link: justgoodwork58.app.link/migrant-help... #RefugeesWelcome #SupportPeopleSeekingAsylum #EndModernSlavery

“They made me feel that I matter.” When Patience needed help, Migrant Help was there with shelter, practical support and people who treated her with dignity and respect.

migranthelpuk.orgLeave a Legacy of Welcome, Safety and HopeThe things you care about can carry on Kindness. Fairness. Treating people with dignity. Making sure someone can get help when they need it. A gift in your Will is one way the things you care about…

A gift in your Will could help make sure we’re still here for someone like Patience in the future. Your loved ones come first. But if there’s room for a cause you care about too, even a small gift can make a difference. Find out more about gifts in Wills: www.migranthelpuk.org/leave-a-lega...

#FreeWillsMonth #LeaveALegacy #SupportPeopleSeekingAsylum #RefugeesWelcome #EndModernSlavery

We’re currently looking for a Trustee – Safeguarding Lead to join Migrant Help’s Board of Trustees.

The Safeguarding Trustee will provide oversight and policy guidance, supporting the embedding of best practice across the organisation. You’ll also work closely with senior leadership to help ensure Migrant Help remains compliant with safeguarding regulations.

You can find full details here: 🔗 migranthelp1.talosats-careers.com/current-vaca... #CharityJobs #TrusteeVacancy #TrusteeRoles #Safeguarding #CharityTrustee

We’re currently looking for a Trustee – Safeguarding Lead to join Migrant Help’s Board of Trustees.

This is an important voluntary role, providing expert safeguarding oversight and guidance to help ensure Migrant Help meets its safeguarding obligations and continues to promote a strong culture of safeguarding across the organisation.

What do you hope never changes? That people are treated fairly. That someone is there when things go wrong. That people who need safety are met with kindness and dignity. The things you believe in today can keep making a difference in the future.

After you’ve looked after the people you love, a gift in your Will to Migrant Help can help make sure people can still find safety and support for years to come. Find out more: www.migranthelpuk.org/leave-a-lega...

#FreeWillsMonth #LeaveALegacy #SupportPeopleSeekingAsylum #RefugeesWelcome #EndModernSlavery

“Each person has a story. Each person is of infinite value.” For this past Anti-Slavery Day, we spoke to a former Migrant Help Modern Day Slavery adviser about the realities of supporting survivors, the importance of building trust, and the need for greater compassion.

migranthelpuk.orgSupporting survivors of modern slavery: An adviser’s perspective.A former Modern Day Slavery Adviser at Migrant Help shares an insight into supporting survivors, from accessing essential services to building trust over time. The article explores the challenges…

Read their story: www.migranthelpuk.org/Blog/support... #EndModernSlavery #EndHumanTrafficking #ModernSlavery #HumanTrafficking

You've heard the myths. At the school gate, in the office, at a family dinner. Someone repeats something they saw online about refugees and you know it isn't true, but you freeze. You don't want a row. You don't want to sound preachy. So you say nothing. And it eats at you.

migranthelpuk.orghttps://www.migranthelpuk.org/talking-about-refugees-guide

Our free guide gives you simple, factual responses you can use in real conversations. No lectures. No slogans. Just clear, calm ways to set the record straight. Next time, know what to say. Read our free guide: www.migranthelpuk.org/talking-abou... #RefugeesWelcome #SupportPeopleSeekingAsylum

We’re currently hiring a Trusts & Foundations Coordinator to join our Income and Partnerships team (homebased).

You’ll help to identify, generate and grow income from a portfolio of trusts and foundations, steward relationships with philanthropic funders and individual donors, and support high-value grant applications. You can find full details here: 🔗 migranthelp1.talosats-careers.com/current-vaca...

#CharityJobs #JobOpportunity #JobVacancy

We’re currently hiring a Trusts & Foundations Coordinator to join our Income and Partnerships team (homebased).

This is an exciting and supportive role at Migrant Help, where you’ll work closely with the Business Development Manager: Bids & Tenders, the Head of Income & Partnerships and the wider income-generating team.

The more hope we can see, the more hopeful we can be. Sign up to our free, fortnightly newsletter, ‘Hope and Belonging’. It's about the best of Britain. Stories of hope, belonging and inspiration. People coming together to make a difference.

Real stories of people finding their footing, communities choosing welcome, and the quiet progress that never makes the front page. 👉 campaigns.migranthelpuk.org/hope-belonging #RefugeesWelcome #SupportPeopleSeekingAsylum #EndModernSlavery

Last year, Jake shared his story for Anti-Slavery Day on 18 October. One year on, we caught up with him to find out what he’s been up to and how things have changed.

From growing personally and professionally to raising awareness and helping shape services and policy at Migrant Help and Government level, Jake has had an incredible year.

migranthelpuk.orgJake's storyLast year, Jake shared his story for Anti-Slavery Day on 18 October. We decided to check in with Jake a year later – to find out what he’s been up to and how the last year has been.

Read our full conversation with Jake to hear more about what he’s been up to since sharing his story, and why Anti-Slavery Day is so important. www.migranthelpuk.org/Blog/jakes-s... #ModernSlavery #EndHumanTrafficking #HumanTrafficking #EndModernSlavery

Today marks Anti-Slavery Day, 18 October, a day established by the Anti-Slavery Day Act in 2010 to raise awareness of modern slavery, human trafficking and forced labour, and to prompt action from governments, businesses and communities.

seethestrings.coalitiontostopslavery.orgSee the Strings | The Coalition to Stop SlaverySee the Strings is a campaign by The Coalition to Stop Slavery to help raise awareness about the issue of modern slavery and human trafficking

With that being said, we encourage you to head over to the Coalition website to watch these extremely touching and beautifully made films and learn how to spot the signs of labour exploitation, child exploitation and sexual exploitation. seethestrings.coalitiontostopslavery.org

The strings are real, even if they cannot be seen. #SeeTheStrings #ModernSlavery #EndHumanTrafficking #HumanTrafficking #EndModernSlavery

If you haven’t seen it on your social feeds over the past week, the campaign uses puppetry to make the often hidden and complex realities of slavery visible and accessible.

As part of a collaborative effort involving Coalition members and external partners, three films have been created, drawing on survivor experiences.

As you may already know, we are also a member of the Coalition to Stop Slavery, a group of UK-based voluntary, community and statutory organisations whose goal is to end modern slavery and human trafficking for good.

This year, the Coalition launched its See the Strings campaign, which has been running throughout this week in the lead-up to 18 October, bringing organisations across the sector together to raise awareness of the signs of human trafficking and encourage people to notice, question and act.

In the UK, the number of identified potential victims is growing every year. In 2025, more than 23,000 people were referred to the National Referral Mechanism, representing a 22% increase on the previous year.

At Migrant Help, we’re very proud of the assistance we provide to survivors of slavery across England, Scotland and Northern Ireland, alongside our work to raise awareness and influence legislation that affects our clients.

Modern slavery is still very much present today, with an estimated 46–50 million people trapped in exploitative situations across the globe. Women and girls make up about 71% of all victims, while children account for around 25%.

Omar* was recruited to work in the UK as a carer. He describes driving carers and caring for clients from 6am to 10pm, seven days a week, with no breaks.

buff.lySee the Strings | The Coalition to Stop SlaverySee the Strings is a campaign by The Coalition to Stop Slavery to help raise awareness about the issue of modern slavery and human trafficking

These are real stories, shared by people with lived experience of exploitation who want others to better understand what modern slavery can look like. Watch the full video on the Coalition’s website and share Omar’s story with your network - seethestrings.coalitiontostopslavery.org

#SeeTheStrings Join the campaign and help raise awareness. *Based on real events. Named changed to protect identity. #ModernSlavery #EndHumanTrafficking #HumanTrafficking #EndModernSlavery

Omar* was recruited to work in the UK as a carer. He describes driving carers and caring for clients from 6am to 10pm, seven days a week, with no breaks.

Omar's* story is one of three films that we have shared over the last few days as part of the Coalition to Stop Slavery's campaign, 'See the Strings'.

We hope that the films raise awareness, that modern slavery can be present behind familiar goods, services and workplaces. It is hidden, complex and often misunderstood, which is why it is so often missed.

Omar* was recruited to work in the UK as a carer. He describes driving carers and caring for clients from 6am to 10pm, seven days a week, with no breaks.

Deductions were made from his pay, and that illness did not stop the demands for him to work. When he objected, he was threatened with cancellation of his sponsorship and being returned home.

We had an unexpected visitor at Belfast City Airport today... Gabby Logan! 👋💜