Recently, we held our first ever Lived Experience Advisory Panel (LEAP) Conference, a powerful and inspiring event that brought together voices with direct experience of the asylum and migrant support systems.

This week marks #VolunteersWeek, the annual celebration of the contribution millions of people make across the UK through volunteering in their communities.

Happy International Children's Day! Today we’re celebrating children everywhere — including those forced to leave their homes. A child is a child, wherever they are — and every child deserves protection, care and the chance to thrive. 🌍💜

Happy Pride Month!

Recently, students at Kendal College stepped into the shoes of refugees thanks to a powerful, walk-through experience called Escape to Safety. The quotes from the students who took part highlight the difference between reality and what we often see in the media.

Want to run the iconic London Landmarks Half Marathon? We've got you covered! 🏃🎉

Stories connect us. Reading and listening to stories of those who have been forced to seek sanctuary helps us imagine lives beyond our own, understand decisions we might (and hopefully never will) face, and find shared humanity where we least expect it.

Wishing you Eid Mubarak from all of us at Migrant Help! Sending our warmest wishes to everyone celebrating during this Eid al-Adha. May this sacred time bring you and your loved ones joy, peace, and unity. #EidMubarak #EidAlAdha

Understanding the asylum process can feel overwhelming and confusing. You are not alone in this journey. We are Migrant Help, a charity here to support you every step of the way.

Every person deserves safety and dignity. You can make a difference by leaving a legacy of welcome, safety and hope. A gift in your Will ensures refugees and survivors of modern slavery are never left to face crisis alone.

Did you know that small changes can make a BIG impact on digital accessibility? This Global Accessibility Awareness Day 2026, we’re sharing three reasons why organisations should move from awareness to action: It’s the right thing to do It’s the smart thing to do It’s something you must do

Happy Global Accessibility Awareness Day 🌍 Accessibility isn’t all or nothing. Creating inclusive online experiences is about taking steps to support different access needs and giving people more flexibility in how they engage with digital content.

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.

This Simple Act is all about the power of food to bring people together. Cooking is about more than just filling a plate — it’s a way to connect, heal, and rediscover a sense of belonging.

We have vacancies for the following: – Deputy Director of Technology, Innovation and Insight - Homebased – Project Manager - Homebased You can find full details for all current positions on our careers site: 🔗 migranthelp1.talosats-careers.com/current-vaca...

We’re currently hiring for the following role: Business Development, Corporate Partnerships to join our Income and Partnerships team (home-based).

It’s people who make a difference. If you only looked at the headlines, you might think communities are more divided than ever. But we see something different.

Taking part in an act of hope can be as simple as giving together. Hope grows when we give together — even a small, shared act can make a real difference. Choose something small or big, and do it together. #MillionActsOfHope

An easy act of hope to get involved in is sharing a book, film or piece of music. Stories, songs and films can connect us — and shared joy is its own kind of hope. Pass something on that’s had a positive impact on you.

You could also take part in an act of hope by sharing words of hope. Sometimes hope is as simple as the words we choose to share. Your words matter — sharing something hopeful could mean more than you realise. #MillionActsOfHope

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.

Another act of hope you could get involved in is stepping into your community. Hope lives in our communities — sometimes it starts by simply stepping in. Step into your community in whatever way feels right for you! #MillionActsOfHope

One act of hope you can get involved in is bringing people together. Hope happens when people come together, even in the most ordinary moments. Even something simple can make a difference. #MillionActsOfHope

Across the country, people are choosing hope. As we head into the last few days of the A Million Acts of Hope Week of Action, what is going to be your act of hope?

Hope grows when we give together. By donating through our Hope Exchange, you can help fund a Nature Day — covering transport and lunch so people can spend time outdoors, together – helping support their well-being and recovery.

Hope grows when we give together — even a small, shared act can make a real difference. Choose something small or big, and do it together. #MillionActsOfHope

One small but significant act of hope is the words we choose to share. Your words matter — sharing something hopeful could mean more than you realise.

It’s people who make a difference. If you only looked at the headlines, you might think communities are more divided than ever. But we see something different.

What gives you hope? It might be something small - a moment, a gesture, a person. To us, hope is people choosing to act together, moved by a shared humanity and a deep sense of belonging Tell us what hope looks like in your life in the comments👇 #MillionActsOfHope

You can help us bring people together and create something to look forward to! Games tournaments at temporary accommodations provide a space for people to meet, play, talk and start building connections together.

Hope happens when people come together, even in the most ordinary moments. Even something simple can make a difference. #MillionActsOfHope

One small act of hope is sharing books, films and music. Stories, songs and films can connect us — and shared joy is its own kind of hope. Pass something on that’s had a positive impact on you.

Across the country, people are already choosing hope. If you’re wondering how to take part, here are five acts of hope you can do to get involved. #MillionActsOfHope

Hope is something we do together. During A Million Acts of Hope Week, we’re creating simple moments of connection for the people we support — days outdoors, shared games, time by the sea, and space to just be together again. Through our Hope Exchange, you can help make these moments happen.

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.

Want some more ideas of acts of hope you can get involved with? Head over to the Hope Dispenser and see what it has in store for you! 👉 buff.ly/qPqm4zX #MillionActsOfHope

As part of the A Million Acts of Hope ‘Week of Action’, we’re funding simple, joyful community days for the people we support. Help us fund our Picnic in the Park - a simple day outdoors where children can relax, play and feel part of something again.

Hope lives in our communities — sometimes it starts by simply stepping in. Step into your community in whatever way feels right for you! #MillionActsOfHope

Want to help make hope louder than hate? Sign the UK’s biggest ever thank you card to the people who make hope happen. It can be hard to be hopeful. Hate can seem loud these days. But every day, people still do their bit to make people’s lives and the places they live better for everyone.

Today marks the start of the A Million Acts of Hope Week of Action — a week built by hope. It’s a week for you to shout out your local hopefuls, those who bring people together and make communities more welcoming and to do something hopeful yourself.

Hope is something we do together. During A Million Acts of Hope Week, we’re creating simple moments of connection for the people we support — days outdoors, shared games, time by the sea, and space to just be together again. Through our Hope Exchange, you can help make these moments happen.

Every day, in all communities, people do small acts which create hope. This May, Migrant Help is inviting you to help us make One Million Acts of Hope happen. Here are five different acts of hope you can do to get involved! #MillionActsOfHope

At a time when division can feel loud, we want to bring together everyday acts of hope and shine a light on the people and communities making them happen. A Million Acts of Hope is a national campaign to celebrate everyday acts of kindness, care and connection happening across the UK.

The third of nine Simple Acts you can do for Refugee Week 2026 is 'Walk and Talk', which surrounds the particular magic of conversations that happen while walking.

Do you want to get fit, challenge yourself, raise awareness, and fundraise for a great cause? If so, we’ve got you covered!

At Migrant Help, we’re committed not only to supporting vulnerable adults and people who have experienced exploitation, but also to equipping everyone with the knowledge needed to identify and prevent it.

Just under a week to go until the Week of Hope! Hope always counts. But next week it gets counted. #MillionActsOfHope

We have vacancies for the following: – Co-production Administrator - Homebased – Tier 1 Helpline Adviser - Dover You can find full details for all current positions on our careers site: 🔗 migranthelp1.talosats-careers.com/current-vaca... #CharityJobs #JobOpportunity #JobVacancy

The second of nine Simple Acts you can do for @refugeeweek.bsky.social 2026 is ‘Watch a Film Together’ 🎥

Earlier this week, we held our biggest Connecting the Sector event yet, with 100 partners in the room!