Refugees at Home is a UK charity which connects those with a spare room in their home to refugees and asylum seekers in need of somewhere to stay.
So far it has been responsible for placing - - - guests with a total of - - - placement nights.
HOW CAN I HELP?
Be a Host
We rely on generous hosts who can offer a spare room or a sofa bed. Register here to become a host.
Host
Refer a Guest
If you or someone you support needs our help, please refer them here. Our referral guide has all you need to know about who we can support and how
Guest
Volunteer
If you have got some spare time and would like to be involved, please get in touch. Tell us about your skills and how you want to help us
Volunteer
Be a Home Visitor
Do you have a professional background in making home visits? We need your help to support hosts in your local area
Home VisitorLATEST NEWS
Did you say….Vogue?
Refugees At Home are thrilled to be mentioned by the fabulous Magpie Project in their recent interview with Vogue. Jane
May Newsletter – Heroes of Hosting Special
As part of our normal newsletter to all our followers and supporters, Refugees At Home is proud to present our
Metro UK: ‘We need to realise that we are a globally connected world and that problems that happen in one country very quickly spread to others.’
Our host, Dr Rosie, recently spoke to Metro UK about her experiences of hosting through Refugees at Home, and how
OUR ACHIEVEMENTS
2019
The total number of nights hosted since we began exceeded has exceeded 148,000. We have now hosted guests from 75 different countries. Our full impact report for 2019 is available now.
2018
By September 2018 our hosts had provided 89,745 nights of accommodation to guests from 61 countries.
2017
By the end of 2017 we had hosted guests from 54 different countries and hosted for 79,819 individual nights.
CONTACT US
Hopefully you have found everything that you need, but if you have questions which we haven't answered, please get in touch using this form or you can call us 9am-6pm Monday to Friday on the number below
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