Migrant Rights and Public Services
3 hour interactive, online training session on Migrants' Rights in Wales, including the latest on EUSS, Ukraine, and NRPF. Welsh Gov funded.
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Settled is a UK charity set up in 2019 to help EU citizens living in the UK whose rights were affected by Brexit. Settled worked hard to ensure as many as possible secured their immigration status before the deadline in June 2021, so that their lives here could continue. We now continue to provide information, advice and support to EU citizens, including people who are late applying to the EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS), or who have had their application refused. We also help when people are struggling to prove their immigration status or access rights and services. These can include the right to bring family members to join them in the UK, and to access welfare benefits, healthcare, etc.
Since March 2022, Settled also now provides advice on the Ukraine Family Scheme and Homes for Ukraine Scheme. This service is for Ukrainians in the UK or overseas, and hosts. We cover immigration rights and broader rights of housing, education, etc. (We do not assist in ‘matching’ directly).
Settled is registered to give immigration advice at OISC Level 3. We have a small staff team and network of 100+ volunteers based throughout the UK. We speak over 20 European languages, including Romanes for our dedicated Roma service, and Ukrainian and Russian. Helpful information is available on our multilingual website: www.settled.org.uk. Advice for EU and Ukrainian citizens is provided free of charge by email and phone (Mon-Fri 9-5). We also manage interactive Facebook groups in a range of languages.
Our core advice service is part-funded by the Welsh Government. In August 2022, we were also awarded a contract by the Welsh Government to deliver training to deliver training to public authorities and voluntary sector groups across Wales on migrant rights. This training is part of the Welsh Government’s Migrant Integration Wales Project (MIW), which has been funded by the Asylum Migration Integration Fund (AMIF) since 2021.