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“Thanks to the volunteers of the Nadiya team - Anya and Derek - for their help and support in providing housing and a deposit. At a time when I was struggling, when there was no place to live, when I didn't have enough money and my health was failing, your sensitivity, constructiveness and efficiency turned out to be very necessary, important and appropriate! I was impressed by your diligence, tirelessness, honesty, conscientiousness and modesty. Care for people, fulfillment of promises also surprised. Thank you! Good luck, goodness and prosperity to your business, your organization!”

Liudmyla, from Lviv, Ukraine, at her new home in Milton Keynes, England, which she secured with the support of our Long-term Housing Programme.

Other ways you can change a refugee’s life…

Do you have a spare room to sponsor a refugee?

Can you donate any of your unwanted furniture?

Do you know of any suitable properties that refugees can rent?

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If you can help, please write to us at change@nadiya.org.uk

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Ira Gavriluk holds her cat as she walks next to the bodies of her husband, brother, and another man, who were killed outside her home in Bucha, on the outskirts of Kyiv, Ukraine. (April 4, 2022)

Ira Gavriluk holds her cat as she walks next to the bodies of her husband, brother, and another man, who were killed outside her home in Bucha, on the outskirts of Kyiv, Ukraine. (April 4, 2022)

A rescuer and policeman carry an injured woman from a multi-story residential building in Kyiv, after a Russian rocket hit. (Feb. 26, 2022)

A rescuer and policeman carry an injured woman from a multi-story residential building in Kyiv, after a Russian rocket hit. (Feb. 26, 2022)

Katya Baranivska, 22, standing in front of the destroyed building in Borodyanka, Ukraine, where her family's apartment used to be before it was destroyed by a Russian bombing.

Katya Baranivska, 22, standing in front of the destroyed building in Borodyanka, Ukraine, where her family's apartment used to be before it was destroyed by a Russian bombing.

Tymophey, 8, paints in the basement of the kindergarten in Kutuzivka, Ukraine. The village of Kutuzivka was occupied by Russia for weeks and liberated by the Ukrainian army on April 27, 2022. The village was heavily destroyed during fighting, and peo

Tymophey, 8, paints in the basement of the kindergarten in Kutuzivka, Ukraine. The village of Kutuzivka was occupied by Russia for weeks and liberated by the Ukrainian army on April 27, 2022. The village was heavily destroyed during fighting, and people are still living in basements in fear of future shelling.

The last hospital in Bakhmut, which treats between 50 to 150 wounded soldiers per day. (Nov. 2022.)

The last hospital in Bakhmut, which treats between 50 to 150 wounded soldiers per day. (Nov. 2022.)

Sign our petition.

In March 2023, Home Secretary Suella Braverman announced the Refugee Ban Bill which seeks to impose a complete ban on those desperate people arriving in the UK to claim asylum. This law will be the biggest attack on the refugee protection system that we have ever seen and will cause more misery and create more chaos on an asylum system that is already on the brink of collapse. It is not compassionate nor effective potentially leaving those fleeing persecution and war in limbo for years. 

These laws mean that only refugees arriving through extraordinarily restricted ‘official’ routes, which have been reduced dramatically, will be allowed to seek protection. All others will be banned from claiming asylum, then detained or deported under this government’s anti-refugee laws. They will not be allowed to challenge their removal or have access to bail from detention, or support if they are victims of modern slavery. People seeking safety will instead be locked up indefinitely, left in limbo and under the perpetual threat of deportation. 

We believe that people seeking protection from war and persecution should be welcomed and that everyone’s claim for asylum should be treated equally and fairly. We believe that the U.K. should offer sanctuary to those who need it. That’s why we are committed to Fight the #AntiRefugeeLaws which the Refugee Ban Bill is part of.

Please, take a stand against this bill and sign our pledge to fight the #AntiRefugeeLaws. 

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