Volunteer Host: Could you host a refugee?

Refugees at Home

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Homelessness

Anyone with a spare room, or even a sofa bed, in cities and towns that are well connected and have good public transport systems can apply to host. There are no specific skills required! This role is open to anyone with a spare room in their home (or a sofa bed for a shorter stay) in cities and towns that have good public transport links, and the ability to welcome a refugee in need into their homes. Additional information, preparation and support will be given about the role before starting. All guests, hosts and households are different and there is no magic ingredient to a successful placement. In our experience, empathy, courtesy, common sense, and good communication go a long way to making sure that guests and hosts get the most benefit from a placement.

- It is a practical way of helping a refugee or person seeking asylum and supporting them on their journey to more secure accommodation. - By opening their homes and welcoming guests from all nationalities, our amazing hosts are spreading hope and solidarity with refugees across the UK. - Opportunity to be on a national network of hosts, ready to help when needed.

Hosts decide how long they are willing to host for. Hosting can vary from a few nights to several months and anything in between.

Further location details may be provided below.

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Read our 'Information for Hosts' page: https://refugeesathome.org/get-involved/get-involved-id-like-to-host/. If you have any questions, please email info@refugeesathome.org