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"We also want to be safe" - undocumented migrants facing COVID in a Hostile Environment

Report from The Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants shines a spotlight on the devastating impact of Hostile Environment policies during the pandemic. (January 2022)
'We also want to be safe' - Sign our open letter

As the inquiry into the government's handling of COVID gets underway, we are calling for migrants' experience of the pandemic to be included
In-house training with JCWI

As well as our standard courses JCWI offer in-house training - If you have a group of people requiring the same training course we can provide in-house courses either from our training programme or bespoke to your organisation’s needs.
Note for practitioners: Home Office treatment of marriages in Pakistan by Ahmadi Muslims

Our note for practitioners regarding the treatment of marriages in Pakistan by members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community.

Have a Heart this Valentine's Day
Families on the Front Line

New research from JCWI shows the surge in families at risk of separation due to immigration rules. The Minimum Income Requirement must be suspended.
Protecting families at risk due to COVID-19: Our joint letter to the Home Secretary

Families should not have to live in fear of being separated if their income drops.
COVID-19 and Spouse/Partner visas

In times like these, family is more important than ever. That's why we're working to ensure that families affected by COVID-19 are protected, and that everybody can access the support they need
Telling the Home Office to #HaveAHeart

Tens of thousands of you signed a petition to tell the Home Office to Have A Heart and scrap the rules which tear apart families and couples simply because of what they earn.
Family separation and children's mental health

3-9 February is Children's Mental Health Week - but for the thousands of children whose families are split up because of Home Office income rules, the pain is year-round
Family Trees take root in Tottenham

We got our hands dirty to plant an olive tree in Tottenham - because all families deserve the right to flourish and grow, together
Join the fight-back - plant a Family Tree with us!

Plant a Family Tree in your area to send the message that all our families belong together. We've got all the tools you'll need - just get in touch so we can help!
38 organisations sign Joint Letter to Priti Patel

JCWI has joined 38 other organisations and campaigners calling for new Home Secretary Priti Patel to support common-sense reforms and build a fair, humane immigration system.
Family Trees

Take action and be part of bringing families together, where they belong!

Windrush scandal explained

Who are the Windrush generation? What is the Windrush scandal? Why did the Windrush scandal happen? All your questions answered.
Application fees - applying for a fee waiver

If you're applying for some forms of leave to remain but can't afford the application fee, you may be able to apply for a fee waiver - more details here
Join us and stand with Afghan refugees

Stand with the people of Afghanistan and call for changes so our asylum system is fit to meet this crisis.
We won! Home Office to stop using racist visa algorithm

The Home Office will scrap the racist algorithm it uses to sift visa applications, after we and tech justice organisation Foxglove launched legal action.
Stand with undocumented migrants

The UK's immigration system, and the Hostile Environment, drive people out of legal status and stoke divisions. But it doesn't have to be this way - take action now
The Hostile Environment explained

What is the hostile environment? Who is impacted by the hostile environment? How is the hostile environment connected to the Windrush scandal? All your questions answered.
Don't criminalise refugees - our joint letter to the Home Secretary on the Afghanistan crisis

Over 100 charities and human rights organisations urge the Home Secretary to offer a generous and compassionate welcome to Afghan refugees.
What happens now the EU Settlement Scheme deadline has passed?

What happens now the EU Settlement Scheme deadline has passed?
Are you the primary carer of a British citizen? The EU Settlement Scheme is now open to you

A recent High Court ruling means that people with leave to remain under the Immigration Rules (or eligible for such leave) as the primary carer of a British citizen, may be able to apply for leave to remain or indefinite leave to remain under the EU Settlement Scheme.
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