Slough Refugee Support (SRS) is a registered charity dedicated to supporting refugees and asylum seekers. Each year, we help 150–200 people from over 30 countries, speaking more than 24 languages.

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Founded in 1997, SRS was created to offer both a warm welcome and practical support to some of the most marginalised people in the community. Since then, we’ve built extensive experience helping refugees overcome the challenges of settling, contributing, and thriving in the UK.

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Our approach is rooted in promoting independence and self-reliance. We provide drop-in advice sessions alongside ongoing casework to help resolve individual needs.

We are committed to high-quality support. Our senior volunteers hold Level 1 OISC accreditation, with staff able to provide advice up to Levels 2 and 3.

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SRS works closely with local agencies to ensure people are guided to the right services quickly and effectively. We also run classes and community activities to reduce isolation, supported by a dedicated Family Support Worker with an outreach role.

In addition, we partner with Slough Borough Council to support refugees under the Syrian Vulnerable Persons Relocation Scheme.