Resettlement Schemes

Ukranian Refugees

ACH stands in solidarity with the people of Ukraine. We are providing comprehensive support for local authorities welcoming Ukrainians to the UK to aid social and economic integration.

Syrian refugees

ACH Birmingham was awarded the Employability Services contract by Birmingham CC to help newly arrived people on the Syrian Vulnerable Persons Resettlement Scheme develop their skills.

Afghan Refugees

In 2021, ACH Birmingham began an extension of our current services (detailed above) to support newly arrived people from Afghanistan build ambitious and independent lives here in the UK.

To find out more or access our support please:

Contact ACH's training function Himilo | himilo@ach.org.uk

Contact Himilo’s Operation Manager | nevinder.ram@ach.org.uk

Use our contact form below:

Celebrating the Syrian Vulnerable Person's Resettlement Scheme

Over the past 2 years, our training team in Birmingham have been working with 109 people on the SVPRS to assess their needs and develop employment and integration plans. Key to this process has been ACH’s innovative IsTailored, a tool that measures a person’s level of integration, creates a ‘Personal Integration Plan’, and identifies potential barriers to the city.

We’re thrilled to be working with learners through resettlement schemes, supporting people to achieve their personal goals and lead fulfilling lives in their new country. Keep reading to discover more about the project, our celebration and hear from our wonderful Employment Advisor Lina, who told us all about her inspirational story.

ACH works to support newly arrived Afghan refugees

In Bristol, we’ve been working with the DWP to provide vital integration support for newly arrived Afghan refugees. At the moment, people are being temporarily housed in hotels around the city. There is a critical need to offer support and training surrounding employment, wellbeing and integration needs.

Keep reading to find out about the work we’ve been doing to support newly arrived Afghan refugees in Bristol, and the need for support for people arriving via the Afghan resettlement schemes…