Resources for supporting migrants who become destitute
In addition to the resources listed below, the Housing Rights website is also an excellent source information. Produced by BMENational and the Chartered Institute of Housing, it contains a wide range of guidance, support and general housing advice on supporting individuals originally from outside the UK, and includes specific content on advice for destitute migrants, that was supported by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation which is a key partner in the Strategic Alliance’s work.
Migrant destitution: Survey and consultation report
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Migrant Destitution Toolkit
The Migrant Destitution Toolkit offers practical support to improve pathways out of destitution for destitute migrants.
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Supporting people with no recourse to public funds
Clients with no recourse to public funds (NRPF) are at high risk of homelessness and destitution because they cannot access mainstream housing, welfare benefits and employment. Services can find it difficult to engage with NRPF clients due to the limited support options available.
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Practical guidance on working with refugees
Guidance to help you anticipate potential issues and support clients both before and after receiving refugee status.
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Resources on migrant destitution from our partners
Studies, research and practical guidance from other organisations and sectors working to end migrant destitution.
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