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MigRefHealth: Co-creating local health solutions with migrant and refugee communities

MigRefHealth

MigRefHealth (2024–2027) aims to improve health equity for refugees, asylum seekers, and migrants in the UK by exploring how community spaces can support access to essential services. The project operates across North London, South London, and the East of England, co-creating scalable health solutions with researchers, community organisations, and people with lived experience. MigrationWork contributes expertise in community engagement and creative research methods.

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MiFriendly Cities

Urban Innovative Actions

The MiFriendly Cities project in the West Midlands has been awarded EU funding to test new and unproven solutions to address urban challenges. MigrationWork’s role is to help migrants and refugees to devise and develop grassroots initiatives in areas where they have identified greatest need: employment, housing, health care and active citizenship.

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Migrants’ Access to Housing conference

ARHAG / Innisfree / Praxis

The first Migrants’ Access to Housing Conference was commissioned by ARHAG and Innisfree Housing Associations and Praxis in June 2017, and MigrationWork organised it. The conference discussed the current challenges migrants face in accessing housing in the UK and the ways in which housing providers and partner organisations can work together to meet them. The conference launched a Migrants Housing Pledge for housing providers.

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Strategic Legal Fund for Vulnerable Young Migrants

The Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund

The SLF, originally funded by The Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund, is now an initiative of Trust for London and the Esmée Fairbairn Foundation that tests a new model for supporting legal work that promotes the rights of refugee and asylum seeking children and young people.

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