Immigration Services and Support
About the project
‘At the Renewal Programme, we provide Level 3 asylum, protection and immigration services, supporting people affected by displacement, exploitation and insecure immigration status. Our specialist team offers high‑quality immigration advice and casework to help individuals navigate complex systems with confidence.
Why Our Work Matters
A secure immigration status is a crucial step in breaking the cycle of poverty. It opens the door to safe employment, stable housing, education and long‑term opportunities that allow people to rebuild their lives with dignity.
Our Commitment
We are dedicated to supporting people with unclear or insecure immigration status, including asylum seekers and undocumented migrants. By helping individuals regularise their status, we can reduce homelessness, prevent destitution and empower people to integrate fully into the community.’
Important information
‘Please note that our drop-in sessions are currently suspended.
Please note that our immigration referrals are currently closed externally until further notice however, limited number of clients can still be offered legal advice and representation, depending on the initial assessment of needs by our Refugee And Migrant Project’s (RAMP)’.
Specialist Immigration Advice
We are an IAA‑registered organisation (Registration No. N202000133) specialising in Asylum, Immigration and Nationality Law.
Supporting People Facing Destitution
Our service, RAMP, is designed to support migrants and asylum seekers who are destitute or at risk of destitution and therefore unable to afford legal services privately, recognising the complex needs within our local community.
What We Do
Our qualified immigration advisor provides expert advice and advocacy across asylum, immigration and nationality matters.
We support individuals and families to obtain:
Refugee status
Leave to remain
Settlement
British citizenship through registration
Complex Case Support
We also assist with complex or challenging cases, including previous refusals, appeals and issues involving immigration enforcement, ensuring clients receive the guidance they need to move towards safety and stability.’
Please also note that our immigration services phone line is for existing clients only and we do not provide legal advice or take referrals over the phone. We will update our website accordingly once we are in a position to accept new referrals meanwhile, please visit the IAA or the Law Society website to find a suitable representative.
If you think that you need our help, then please do get in contact. On a rare occasion that your matter falls outside the remit of our services, we might be able to refer you to an appropriate organisation.
Feedback from clients
Good morning to you and I hope this email meet you well.
Please, find attached the decision letter for my application which is a VERY good news! It came in yesterday but it wasn’t until last night that I checked my email. I wanted to write you instantly but couldn’t put words together as I was very happy and my emotions were high. Thank you soooo much for everything you did in the process of making this a possibility. I will forever be grateful. You are Godsent!
Thank you very much once again.
-A recent client granted leave to remain as a parent, with recourse to public funds.
Our Office
