The Crisis Project aims to support Asylum Seekers and Refugees during the ongoing Global Pandemic in Swansea. The project came into existence in May 2020 as a response to the challenges the pandemic has posed to vulnerable groups. We have been able to support clients through our referral partners which include the African Community Centre, Iberian and Latin American Association, SASS and the Better Welcome Project (SCVS). We have received funding from The Children's Society, NACCOM, Sparks & Co and Swansea Council in recent months to help with access to IT equipment, Children's Fund and Data Top Ups. We are currently funded for this project from the WCVA
For more information please email Thanuja@eyst.org.uk
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