Take Action for Refugees
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Support refugees all across Europe
At forRefugees, we're powered by passion to help refugee men, women and children access their immediate daily needs for life, from somewhere to sleep, to accessing education, to quality legal advice.
Fund teams at the frontline
forRefugees supports and funds 50+ grassroots refugee organisations all across Europe. We get to know our partners by volunteering with them on the ground. We see first hand the difference your donation makes to a person's life – a sleeping bag, a hot meal, a pair of waterproof boots.
Take a stand for human rights
At forRefugees, we use your donation to provide emergency grants and support to our trusted small charity partners. Since 2016, we've provided over 300 grants to 50+ organisations. Will you help fund our next one?
"You really are amazing, I honestly don't know where we'd be without you! Thank you a million times over for everything you are doing for all of us!”
Sophie Hetherington, CRIBS International
Our trusted grassroots partners
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Your donation has the power to transform someone's life.
Make a one-off or regular donation today and we'll make sure it reaches those who need it, when they need it.
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“You are the glue. forRefugees make an intense difference to all of us. I think you’re amazing.”
Ruhi Akhtar, Refugee Biriyani & Bananas, Local Partner
Refugee Journeys
Within Europe’s Refugee Crisis are stories of immense resilience, endurance and hope. Each journey is unique, each person’s experience individual. We are privileged that several people who have become refugees have chosen to share their story exclusively here.
B’s Journey
from Afghanistan
“I was born in Kandahar, a Southern province of Afghanistan. My mother is from Kabul and my father from the Kandahar region…”
Haben’s Journey
from Eritrea
“I grew up in Asmara, the capital city of Eritrea, with my family of five. I have an older brother and a younger sister. My mother worked…”
