Migrant Advice Portal

As part of the Foundation for Integration Project - led by Birmingham City Council and funded by the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund (AMIF) - we developed the Migrant Advice Portal in partnership with ASIRT, the Refugee and Migrant Centre and Triangle Technology.

The platform launched in 2022 and is a hub to access support and to better connect asylum, refugee and migrant services across Birmingham and the West Midlands.

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CELC Responds to Consultation on Reforms to Social Housing Allocations

The Law Centre has submitted a response to the Department for Levelling Up, Housing & Communities ‘Consultation on Reforms to Social Housing Allocations’
Administrator/Receptionist (Bham)

We are looking for a highly efficient administrator/receptionist to work from our Birmingham office to provide excellent administrative support to our busy casework teams and a client focused reception service.
Law Centre joins with over 250 charities to share concerns about Rwanda Bill

In response to Parliament passing the Rwanda Bill Central England Law Centre has signed a letter to the Prime Minister with over 250 organisations who share concerns that the Bill is attack on human rights
Housing Solicitor / Caseworker

We are looking for an experienced housing solicitor / caseworker who will be part of our housing team specialising in dealing with a range of legal aid housing matters including possessions, evictions, homelessness and disrepair.

Rights in Peril Project

The Rights in Peril Project, in partnership with the Baring Foundation, set out to explore the impact of Care Act Easements under the Coronavirus Act 2020 on access to adult social care.
Mother and Child Project

Upholding the legal rights of pregnant women and young mothers who are or have been in the care system. Download free resources and access short tutorials on the legal framework for the support and protection of vulnerable children and care leavers.
Advice for Families

Since 2015, we have supported over 600 of the most vulnerable families in Coventry with legal advice through this project. It has demonstrated that specialist legal advice resolves problems for parents enabling them to provide a stable home for their family.
SIFA Fireside

SIFA work with some of the most vulnerable adults in society: those experiencing homelessness or who are vulnerably-housed. Last year we helped 162 people - mostly with welfare benefit issues and problems relating to their immigration status.
Ripple - Rights in Practice

RIPPLE is a unique model of public legal education (funded by the Legal Education Foundation) to health and social care service-users and/or their carers and the organisations that advocate and support them.
Benefits Aware

Funded by Barrow Cadbury, Benefits Aware is an expert-led collaboration that is building a community of claimants and advisers who are informed and ready to cope with the ongoing changes being brought about by the Government’s Welfare Reform programme.
Ignite

A five-year partnership programme in Coventry to explore how to redesign public sector support to tackle poverty by helping people earlier and building resilience in those least able to cope.
Migrant friendly cities

MiFriendly Cities is working to improve employment, skills, self-employment, health screening and rights knowledge of migrants across the West Midlands.