Standing Together Against FGM
On FGM Zero Tolerance Day, Portsmouth took a bold and compassionate step forward.
Posts Categorized: Uncategorized
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Shining a Light on the Unseen
We are incredibly proud to share that our powerful short film Unseen was named a finalist at the UK Smiley…
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Portsmouth City of Sanctuary and 432 nomads are delighted to announce that Refugee Week Portsmouth is taking place 16-22 June across the City of Portsmouth.
Community as Superpower!
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Young refugee wins award
Maheep Kaur has won the Portsmouth City of Sanctuary award the 'Outstanding Young Person' at this year's URBOND youth awards…
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Become a Trustee
Volunteer Role: Trustee
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Statement on racist violence Summer 2024
Portsmouth City of Sanctuary is appalled at what is taking place across the UK currently.
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Volunteer as a Client Caseworker
Volunteer Role: Client Caseworker
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Volunteer as a Women’s Group Caseworker
Volunteer Role: Women’s Group Caseworker
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Volunteer Testimony
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Sports Activities at Portsmouth City of Sanctuary
Portsmouth City of Sanctuary sports activities project, headed up by Roni Edwards, has been busy offering a range of physical…
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Job Advert: Bookkeeper – Portsmouth Migrant & Refugee Support
THIS POSITION IS NOW FILLED
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Project Manager Vacancy for the Portsmouth Migrant & Refugee Support (PMRS) project, made possible with thanks to the National Lottery
Job Advert
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Diversity-led community organisation launches powerful new project highlighting gender violence in Iran
432 NO-MADS are pleased to present Dancing Through The Reigns of Fire - a thought-provoking new project developed in collaboration with the local Iranian community and creatives.
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Joint Letter to the Home Secretary on ‘Streamlined Asylum Processing’
Portsmouth City of Sanctuary has added their signature to a joint letter to the Home Secretary on ‘Streamlined Asylum Processing’.
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Valentine’s Day: stand against the Rwanda scheme
This year City of Sanctuary is encouraging groups, schools, awarded organisations and individuals to send cards showing your opposition to…
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Students lead reading project to help asylum-seeker children enjoy books
The University of Portsmouth has been helping children from asylum-seeking families to enjoy books and reading.
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The News: Portsmouth church could see cafe built and car park turned into garden as part of revamp
The News:
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The Guardian: Home Office to reopen immigration detention centres with £399m deal
The Guardian, Diane Taylor: