Refugee Women Connect

Glass painting evening

Join our Liverpool fundraising group as they partner with the International Law Society for an evening of glass painting. Read more
SistersNotStrangers Conference

Join us for a powerful event of connection and collaboration as SistersNotStrangers comes to Liverpool for an afternoon conference! Read more
Celebrating our Fantastic Fundraisers

Last year both our Liverpool and Manchester Fundraising Groups had huge success with planning and hosting fundraising events for RWC. Here are some highlights of the events that happened throughout the year. Read more
Easyfundraising with Refugee Women Connect

This festive season we invite all Refugee Women Connect supporters to join us in making a positive impact. Easyfundraising is a platform that partners with over 7,500 brands, all dedicated to donating a percentage of your spending to a cause you deeply care about, without incurring any additional costs to you. Read more

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Refugee Women Connect, previously known as MRANG, is a women-only charity set up to support women asylum-seekers, refugees and survivors of trafficking. We work together to build a safe life in the UK for all women in the asylum seeker and refugee community.

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Glass painting evening

Join our Liverpool fundraising group as they partner with the International Law Society for an evening of glass painting. Read more
Refugee Women Connect Fashion Show and Charity Fundraiser

Join us for a special International Women’s Day exhibition featuring a stunning collection of artwork and fashion pieces created by the women of Refugee Women Connect. Read more

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Q&A for World Mental Health Awareness Day

Join us for a Q&A to celebrate World Mental Health Awareness Day! Read more
The importance of considering mental health support throughout our services.

At Refugee Women Connect, we strive to understand the women that we work with in their entirety. For us, this often means taking into consideration that people are less likely to be able to discuss or focus on their mental health if their basic rights are not taken care of. We therefore have to consider that the strand of mental health must run through every service we provide when working with women and their families, in order to support people with all of their needs. Read more