Get help
You are not alone.
If you are seeking asylum in Brighton and are worried about being moved, we want to hear from you. You don’t have to explain everything to ask for help.
In an emergency, call 999. If you are in danger or someone is hurt, call 999 straight away.
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If you have been told you will be moved, or you are worried it will happen, please get in touch. We can listen, help you find advice, and connect you with people in Brighton who can support you.
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We are a community group, not lawyers. For advice about your asylum case, please speak to a qualified immigration adviser. The organisations below can help you find one.
Free advice and support
Migrant Help
The national asylum helpline. Help with asylum accommodation problems, asylum support payments, finding a legal representative, and reporting harm or threats.
Free to call. Monday to Friday, 8am–8pm, with a 24-hour line for emergencies. migranthelpuk.org
Voices in Exile
Brighton & Hove charity offering free general advice, specialist immigration advice and casework, and weekly English and community groups.
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