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 home about stories testimonials media newsletters faq policies twitter facebook is a uk based charity aiming to connect those with a spare room in their home with asylum seekers and refugees in need of accommodation. please press a button if you would like to offer to host, refer a guest, become a home visitor, volunteer in another capacity or are interested and want to know more. -- donate offer to host refer a guest be a home visitor volunteer to help other enquiry -- donate we are hiring! -- tweets by @refugeesathome the number of people we have put in a bed for a night rather than leave them on a park bench or night bus: (if you just see the word "rows: 1", please tap on it to reveal.) what we do since we started up in october 2015 we have made nearly 830 placements. many have been able to move on and find accommodation, but on an average night we have 135 placements active, involving 145 guests. to find out more about how works, please read our faq when we started, we were all volunteers, but now we have two full time employees making placements, we need you to press this button more than ever   here are some of the ways that you can get involved. hosting is looking for volunteer hosts who would welcome an asylum-seeker or refugee into their homes. all you need is a spare room and a generous spirit. hosting home visitors if you are or have been a social worker, health visitor, district nurse, mental health practitioner or similar, might you be willing to visit potential hosts in your area? or do you know someone who might do this? home visiting guests if you are a refugee or asylum-seeker in uk (or know someone) who is in need of a home, we may be able to connect you with someone offering a place to stay. enquiries -- testimonials here's what some of our hosts and guests have said about n – referrer posted on friday 13th july, 2018 i wanted to say a huge thank you to h and c. whenever m speaks about you (which is every time, i see him!), he can’t help but have a beaming smile on his face. you have been nothing both wonderful towards him, from welcoming your home to him, to making him feel as part of […] r – guest posted on wednesday 4th july, 2018 dear thank you very much for all you have done to make sure i live a good life. i can’t imagine how my life would have been if i didn’t meet you. it’s very very difficult to settle and live in this country most especially as an asylum seeker or a refugee, but, to be […] s – host posted on tuesday 19th june, 2018 i can understand that if there are no other men in the household that women may feel reluctant to invite a male stranger into their home, however in my experience you are getting someone who is: -very grateful to be invited into your home and will behave with impeccable manners and be eager to fit in […] mo – guest posted on tuesday 12th june, 2018 to s (at ): thank you for accepting my application and my referral, considering the high demand for hosts in london and the fact that i was fining it quite difficult to find a suitable place, you helped me find one, i really do appreciate your help. your scheme has also helped me to […] referrer posted on wednesday 16th may, 2018 m was very lucky to have been hosted by your lovely family… he was in a bad situation before and you helped him out of that. i know many people who have been hosted, by lovely and kind people, but m is the one who i have seen the biggest change in, thanks to you. you […] host – surrey posted on wednesday 16th may, 2018 having m to stay has been more like having a friend to stay. he’s easy going, full of interesting facts and stories and a fantastic cook. he has been a huge support and help to another refugee we host who does not know english or the uk system well – m has been able to work […] hd – referrer posted on wednesday 16th may, 2018 i have referred a few clients over to . due to the chaotic nature of people about to be made homeless, some changed their mind when offered accommodation and turned it down. this has been met with understanding and acceptance. for the chap i’ve been working with recently who took up the offer of […] s – guest posted on tuesday 8th may, 2018 “i am so grateful and appreciative for all your help and support including your understanding and kindness. i just can’t thank you enough for all what you have done for me since my first placement with c. my greatest appreciation and thanks to you all.” s, guest, 1.5.18 z – guest posted on thursday 19th april, 2018 i had golden time with a and t and they looked after me as family as they are my family as well. they are best couple in the world, bless them. thank you very much indeed for your invaluable help and support. it is been pleasure thanks a lot r , a and t. best wishes! b- first-time host posted on monday 29th january, 2018 we want to thank you for your support over the period that we hosted our guest, and while we made plans for her to move on to council accommodation. there was, miraculously, always someone at the end of the phone with an approachable, supportive and can-do response. you put us in touch with the right agencies, […] h- guest posted on monday 29th january, 2018 i want to say thanks alot to amazing group for help me and another refugees to build a life more stable and helping the refugees to mergering in the society and meeting with nice people . i have new friends now t, h, p and d. s and her family i feel them like my family […] s, guest posted on friday 22nd december, 2017 dear , i am s, i used to stay with c, i spoke to you on the phone the other day. as you know i am staying at f¹s place and thanks to you all everything is going well. to everyone at , i would like to thank you […] m – guest posted on thursday 14th december, 2017 i came to the uk 18 months ago as a refugee – i had to leave as my life was in danger as the authorities had discovered i had become a christian. i was granted refugee status after a year, but the council would not house me in a hostel as they said i was not […] m – guest posted on sunday 3rd december, 2017 good evening, this is matt, i just wanted to thank you from the bottom of my heart, you have been truelly amazing from the very minute we spoke, i don’t know where i will be right now without your intervention! l & g are such a wonder duo and the way they totally opened their hearts […] s – guest posted on monday 2nd october, 2017 i hope this email meets you well. this is a very special email because i am writing to inform you of how thankful, grateful i am for refugees@home and, you. when i look at how my life was last year and my accommodation difficulty, i mean i had literally nowhere to go and no-one to turn […] m – guest posted on monday 18th september, 2017 things are going very well a and p are wonderful people i am now working in a hair salon i also study english language this is all for your efforts i do not know how to thank you for this s – host posted on sunday 6th august, 2017 my guest, who has been with us since december, is about to move into rented accommodation. a bit of a triumph really. this is what he said when we talked about his plans on his only day off work this week: “when i came to london, i spoke no english, i had no money, no friends […] m – guest posted on friday 30th june, 2017 i’d like to thank you and express my sincere gratitude for all of the help you’ve given me. i always say words cannot express all that i wish to say to you after what you did for me. i am so overwhelmed and speechless that all i can manage to say right this minute is, thank […] n – guest posted on sunday 11th june, 2017 honestly, since the day i moved to my host house i was wondering about when the time comes to leave and move on with my life, on the best way to say thank you to you and your very respectable charity organization and to the wonderful host family. there are no words, not even in arabic […] s – referrer posted on wednesday 7th june, 2017 we really can’t thank-you eno

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