Supporting Refugees in Slough
"One of the reasons I volunteer week after week to Slough Refugee Support is that I know the little bit of good that I do can make a positive impact on someone’s life and the clients are always very thankful for the support they are getting." If you would like to volunteer for us, please check out www.sloughrefugeesupport.org.uk/volunteers/ We would love to hear from you.
Giving children joyful memories seems so appropriate in this Mental Health Awareness Week.
The Flying Seagull Project
In Shatila, up to 22,000 refugees live in a camp originally built to house 3,000. These people deal with overcrowding, bad living conditions and have severe restrictions placed on them. As always, this also affects the children.
Everyone deserves to have a childhood with joyful memories of play, imagination and magic. With your support, we can make sure these children don't miss out.
