ACH, based in Bristol, is a non-profit social enterprise dedicated to supporting refugees and migrants in their journey to integrate into UK society.

They provide housing, training, and employment support to help individuals rebuild their lives and gain independence. Their holistic approach empowers people to access education, develop skills, and achieve long-term stability and success.

Aid Box Community in Bristol supports refugees, asylum seekers, and migrants by providing essential services such as food, clothing, housing support, and access to legal and social services.

They also offer practical help to navigate life in the UK, fostering a welcoming and inclusive environment for those in need. Their work focuses on empowering individuals and helping them rebuild their lives in a safe and supportive community.

ARA Recovery for All is dedicated to supporting individuals affected by substance misuse, offering a range of services including counselling, recovery support, and harm reduction.

They provide a safe and non-judgmental space where people can access personalised care, build resilience, and work towards long-term recovery. With a focus on inclusivity and empowerment, ARA is committed to helping individuals rebuild their lives and reintegrate into their communities.

Bristol Refugee Rights (BRR) was set up as a voluntary organisation in 2006, originally under the name Holding Refugees and Human Rights in Mind, with the aim of upholding and championing the human rights of asylum seekers and refugees.

The charity delivers a range of advice, well-being and support services, and also campaigns for the human rights of refugees and asylum seekers in the UK.

Diverse UK is a charity based in Bristol, supporting neurodivergent individuals, including those with autism and ADHD. They provide tailored support, workshops, and advocacy to help people access education, employment, and social opportunities, promoting inclusion and understanding of neurodiversity.

Jacari, based in Bristol, is a volunteer-run charity that supports local refugees and asylum seekers by providing one-on-one tutoring in English. Their aim is to help individuals improve their language skills, build confidence, and feel more connected to their community.

Jacari offers a welcoming and supportive environment where volunteers and learners work together to overcome barriers and empower those seeking a brighter future.

Love Squared provides imaginative, carefully curated and case managed services for children and families with SEMH needs. We believe that education and wellbeing are fundamentally linked, and that you can’t change long term outcomes without looking at issues holistically. We work with the whole family as much as possible and, for us, it’s about long-term change, not short term outcomes.

Migrateful is an award-winning UK charity that runs cookery classes led by refugees, asylum seekers and migrants struggling to integrate and access employment.

The cookery classes provide ideal conditions not just for learning English and building confidence, but also for promoting contact and cultural exchange with the wider community.

Second Step works to support people with mental health problems in their homes.

It works alongside clients in whatever emotional state they find themselves; working with them at their pace showing them respect at all times, gently acknowledging the possibilities for change.

Trauma-informed, recovery, peer support and co-production are the four main ways in which Second Step approaches its work.

Trinity’s vision is for everyone to have the opportunity to access and shape arts and culture.

They believe that art improves individual well-being, empowers communities and enhances society.

Trinity's mission is to empower communities through arts. They do this by providing diverse arts, heritage, and cultural projects, activities, and events.

Young Carers Bristol & South Gloucestershire is a support service for children and young people who care for family members with physical or mental health conditions, disabilities, or substance misuse issues.

They provide respite activities, emotional support, and resources to help young carers balance their responsibilities while maintaining their education, social lives, & personal wellbeing.

CoResist are a collective of artists, activists and educators dedicated to producing transformative performance work and inspirational workshops.