Any unwanted items will be well used in the camps and really appreciated. This month the appeal is for • warm clothes • suitable shoes • jeans for men • bras • items for dignity packs We are back at our old venue – Bridge Church Headless Cross. See you Saturday 4th. Come & have […]
Guardian article 1st Jan 2017
Guardian article 27th Dec 2016
Announcing our sensational ‘Gimme Shelter’ concert on 22nd February. A showcase of local musicians are performing for our worthy cause to help raise funds to support refugees. ‘Gimme Shelter’ at the Artrix in Bromsgrove, is a fundraising concert and evening of celebration to raise money to support the local Syrian community, who arrived this summer and to help refugees displaced across Europe. Organised by BRWR, […]
Made with the help of Syrian refugees and in partnership with Pershore College, BRWR have produced their very own delicious apple juice. What’s more, you can help us raise money by buying some to enjoy. It’s a charming accompaniment to any Christmas meal. Tasty with turkey, scrumptious with sprouts! And a delectable gift for anyone. No added rubbish. The apples used for […]
Avaaz: Help Aleppo’s white helmet heroes The White Helmets aren’t from an international aid organization, and they need every dollar they can get. But they’re succeeding where the rest of the world is failing — in giving hope to millions of Syrians. Our community can join them, and keep up the fight for a safe, […]
Temporary change of venue for December only – Oasis Christian Centre. People in Motion’s news is that the camp at Calais is no more … Dunkirk has about 200 people there who are gradually getting their paper-work together to come over to UK. There are many refugees dispersed across Northern France either in small camps, […]
Saturday 26th November Lyttleton Well, Church Street, Great Malvern For more information, click here.
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Guardian article 23rd October 2016
Daily Telegraph article 16-10-2016
Rescue unaccompanied children of the Calais Jungle
He had been in the country for just four days.