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North of England Refugee Service Press release February 2011
In response to the government proposals to slash funding to the refugee charity sector, the Asylum Support Partnership said in a joint statement:
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North of England Refugee Service Press release November 2008
PROTECTING
ASYLUM SEEKERS
To view the addresses of our Newcastle (Bigg Market office; Sunderland office and Tees Valley (Middlesbrough) office please click here (this will open a pop-up).
NERS Housing plus leaflet number 1 March 2007
Dec 30th 2006 - Evening Chronicle "An asylum and refugee organisation that operates across the North East has been awarded a national accolade.
The North of England Refugee Service, which is based in Newcastle, has become the first of its kind in the country to receive the Investing in Volunteers standard."
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Updated
March 07, 2011
Welcome to The North of England Refugee Service (NERS) website
Opportunities
The NERS website is updated regularly to include new job vacancies.
There are no vacancies currently available at NERS.
For full details of any vacancies see the Contacts and Jobs section of the website.
Volunteering
NERS also relies upon, and values the contribution of volunteers, please email volunteering@refugee.org.uk if you are interested in volunteering.
ASPEN CULTURE PROJECT; This project aims at finding creative ways of overcoming inequalities of women to access, engage with and contribute to the local culture, arts and heritage through research, group work and training. Download our resources and find out more in our pages click here.
ALL POINTS NORTH
Statistics (issued October 2010)
Our latest statistics, produced in partnership with the "North East Strategic Partnership for Asylum and Refugee Support" (NESPARS) are now available, please click here to go to the download page.
About us
The North of England Refugee Service was established in 1989. We are an independent and charitable organisation which exists to meet the needs and promote the interests of asylum seekers and refugees who have arrived or have settled in the North of England.
NERS acts as an agent of positive change in order to
improve the everyday life conditions of asylum seekers and refugees, and
to promote social inclusion by facilitating their integration and equal
participation within British society.
Since April 2000 NERS has been operating the One Stop Service contract
in the North east. This service is available to all asylum seekers who
are entitled to support from the Home Office "National Asylum Support Service"
(NASS) which was established under the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999.
As well as working directly with asylum seekers, NERS is also involved
in a host of other refugee related work. This site allows you to see our
work in full as well as view opinions on issues related to our work.
Training
NERS provides training in a variety of areas including awareness raising, diversity, capacity building for small organisations, using interpreters, working with volunteers and the Voluntary Assisted Return and Reintegration Programme (VARRP) . Please click here for further information.
Disability Discrimination Act
If you have a problem with mobility or any other form of disability (e.g. sight or hearing) please let our staff know so that we can make arrangements for you.
Whenever possible please help our offices by telephoning them in advance
so that they can make proper arrangements to serve you.
For those with sight or hearing impairments, we will, if necessary, bring
in expert support or ensure you are referred to the appropriate agency
that can help you.
Website updated 07 March 2011
