Visit to Lord Mayor’s Office

Visit to Lord Mayor’s Office

Leeds Refugee Forum Wellbeing Groups were invited by The Right Worshipful the Lord Mayor of Leeds Abigail Marshall Katung to visit Leeds Civic Hall.

The Lord Mayor shared her own immigration experience with our community and gave inspiration through holding a long conversation between herself and our service users.

We were privileged to see the inner workings of Leeds City Mayor’s Office by a guided tour through the Leeds Civic Hall.

Wellbeing Groups at Leeds Kirkgate Market

Wellbeing Groups at Leeds Kirkgate Market

Our Women’s Wellbeing Group has a stall at Leeds Kirkgate Market every month. Come along and visit us to browse our unique selection of art, clothing, embroidery and handcrafts.

Attending the market has been a wonderful opportunity for our service users to sell their wares and engage with the local community.

We’d love to see you there – please visit us on October 17th and 18th.

Impact Report 2023 – 2024

Leeds Refugee Forum Impact Report 2023 – 2024

After another wonderful and eventful year at Leeds Refugee Forum, we are happy to present our Annual General Report for 2024. Inside you will find details of all of the projects we run at One Community Centre including our Wellbeing Groups, Bilingual Advocacy, youth provisions, Ukrainian support, Refugee Week, Technology Access and a lot more.

Statement of Support for Refugee Communities Amid Recent Far-Right Violence

In light of recent far-right violence and targeting of minorities, refugees and asylum seekers, it is crucial for us as trustees, staff and volunteers of the Leeds Refugee Forum to offer our unwavering support to our refugee communities.

The One Community Centre remains a designated hate crime reporting centre, and we encourage anyone facing issues to come forward and report them.

As staff and trustees, we can support our communities by increasing our presence and availability, providing clear information on reporting procedures, and fostering a safe and inclusive environment.

Organising community events that promote understanding and tolerance, and working closely with local authorities to ensure swift action against hate crimes, can further bolster our efforts.

Let us remain vigilant, united, and dedicated to ensuring that the UK remains a place of respect and tolerance for everyone.

Together, we can make a significant difference in the lives of those who seek refuge among us.

Ali Mahgoub – Director of Leeds Refugee Forum

For advice, support, or to report a hate crime, contact us:

0113 244 9600

[email protected]

One Community Centre, Cromwell Street, Lincoln Green, Leeds LS9 7SG

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