We are working to help refugees and non-EU migrants in West London and Bristol connect with and thrive in their communities through a holistic programme called ‘IMPACT’. The programme has been developed and is now being implemented by Groundwork through the support of the EU Asylum, migration & integration fund (AMIF) from January 2020 until December 2022.

IMPACT London is part of Groundwork’s TOGETHER programme, a collection of projects delivered by Groundwork London and Groundwork South which supports refugees and non-EU migrants to settle into life in the UK.

We also run the IMPACT programme in Bristol.

Locations

The map below shows which parts of London are served by each of our TOGETHER projects. Click on your borough to find out contact information for each project.

View our current activities

Flyers in Pashto, Ukrainian and Traditional Chinese are available at the bottom of the page

Focus areas:

We aim to provide a relaxed and friendly environment to support refugees and non-EU migrants in the West London Boroughs of Westminister, Kensington & Chelsea or Hammersmith & Fulham to build their confidence and gain useful skills for their life in the U.K.

There are three strands to the project:
Click your borough to for contact information for each project.

Make a referral:

Click the button below and fill out the form to refer someone to IMPACT London
Make a referral

Contact us:

For more information please contact us via email at impactlondon@groundwork.org.uk or by phone on 07963 054 961

What We Do:

Read our Case Studies to find out more about some of our participants experiences at IMPACT

Watch this short video to see how we’re continuing to support learners over Zoom with our participatory ‘Conversational English and Art’ sessions.

Translated Flyers:

To find out more, email: impactlondon@groundwork.org.uk

Flyer – Pashto Flyer – Ukrainian Flyer – Catalan Flyer – Traditional Chinese Flyer – French Flyer – Somali Flyer – Russian Flyer – Arabic

 


Other Projects

Afghan Response Team

The Together programme has launched a new service supporting Afghan evacuees living in bridging accommodation in London as well as the Afghan refugee communities living across London.

This service supports members of the Afghan community with their emotional wellbeing needs, English language, digital skills, creative activities and employment advice.