As always, the refugee and asylum-seeker social activity groups started the year with a flurry of energy, laughter, and shared experiences. January – Horniman Museum: Wet, Windy, and Wonderful Our first meetup of the year took us to the ever-enchanting…
On the 4th December we celebrate the heart and dedication of volunteers everywhere, especially those who make a difference at WCC! Volunteers are the lifeblood of our community, offering support, compassion, and care to those in need. Their selfless contributions…
The story of mental health support in the United Kingdom, particularly in London, is a fascinating blend of horror and hope. From the early days of institutionalized care to today’s focus on community-driven and service-user-centered approaches, the journey has been…
In the last few months, the refugee social group has enjoyed several wonderful outings. Following the end of the Gardening Club the group were able to enjoy a late summer beach trip to Broadstairs with the wonderful folk from Southwark…
For 20 years, our multilingual counseling service has supported refugees, asylum seekers, and displaced individuals. As we reflect on this journey of growth and development, we are grateful to our clients who continue to share their experiences and feedback, helping…
The third counsellor who has kindly offered to share their experiences of working at the Multilingual counselling service is Jenny who has been at WCC since 2020. Jenny works primarily with Latin American clients in Spanish, many of whom are…
