British Red Cross Refugee Support
W: www.redcross.org.uk
T: 01332 525423 or 01332 360790
E: refugeeservicesderby@redcross.org.uk
About Us
Supporting refugees
How to access
St. Peter’s church St. Peter’s Street, Derby, DE1 1SN
Wednesday 10am – 12pm
Volunteering: Yes
Referral Pathway: Drop in
Derby City Mission
W: www.derbycitymission.org.uk
T: 01332 460346
About Us
Derby City Mission exists to serve the city of Derby in Social Action and Christian Mission. We are good news to those who need it most; so we help those caught in debt at our Jubilee clinics and reach out to the homeless, drug addicts, street drinkers and refugees through our Recovery drop in and Night Shelter projects.
We are committed to empowering and fostering partnership within both the church and city agencies. For example, we partner with local churches in co-ordinating the Healing on the Streets (HOTS) and Street Pastor projects in Derby.
How to access
25 Charnwood Street, Derby, Derbyshire, DE1 2GU
Opening Times: 09:30 – 16:00
Volunteering: Yes
Referral Pathway: Self-referral / professional referral
Derby Bosnia-Herzegovina Community Association (DBHCA)
W: bihcommunityderby.co.uk/home
T: 01332 294436
About Us
Our mission and aim is to provide support and confidential services to elevate effects of poverty, sickness and distress of Refugees from Bosnia-Herzegovina and from the Former Yugoslavia and others, regardless of their ethnic origin and background. We believe that all refugees have the right to live in a just and equal society. We aim to achieve this by providing information, support, training and educational opportunity for all of them. Support services include translating texts and forms, immigration advice, arranging appointments, housing, English classes and counselling.
How to access
Bosnia & Herzegovina Centre, 99 Curzon Street, Derby, DE1 1LN
DHBCA: Monday – Friday, 09:00 – 17:00, Saturdays 12:00 – 16:00
Derby Refugee Advice Centre (DRAC): Tuesday & Thursday, 10:00 – 16:00
Volunteering: Yes – Call 01332 294436
Referral Pathway: Contact on numbers provided
Hadhari Nari Women’s Project
T: 01332 270101
About Us
The Hadhari Nari project consists of a women’s advice and information centre which acts as the main referral point for all women seeking refuge. It can also refer individuals to temporary secure accommodation. The advice and information centre offers counselling, support, pregnancy testing, outreach aftercare, self help group legal and health surgeries.
How to access
36 St. James Road, Normanton, Derby, Derbyshire, DE23 8QX
Monday, Tuesday & Thursday, 9am – 5pm
Volunteering: Yes
Referral Pathway:
Self or professional referral over the phone. For males or females of any age who are currently a victim or have been a victim of domestic violence
Upbeat
T: 01332 916150
E: hello@upbeatcommunities.org
About Us
Upbeat provides support to refugees and asylum seekers at different stages of their journeys. This ranges from welcome boxes and English classes, to community activities, housing and employment training.
How to access
Overdale House, 96 Whitaker Road, Derby, DE23 6AP
Monday – Thursdays (10am – 4pm)
Volunteering: Yes
Mission
“To make mental health recovery a reality”
Vision
“To help create a society that values everyone with mental health problems.”
Contact Us
Stuart House Green Lane
St Peters Quarter
Derby
DE1 1RS
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Freephone
0800 0322202
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