Our Partners
ST ANDREW’S REFUGEE SERVICES, CAIRO - EGYPT
Founded by St. Andrew’s United Church of Cairo, StARS was one of the first organisations in Egypt dedicated to improving the quality of life of refugees and vulnerable migrants. The organisation has pioneered models of refugee leadership and not only provides extensive services, but also works on capacity building with refugee community organisations in Cairo.
As well as providing education services to children and adults, the organisation runs a legal project which works on refugee status determination, resettlement and protection issues, a psychosocial project, covering medical, psychological, housing, hosting and other services, and a community outreach programme.
StARS has been a major provider of practical help to refugees throughout the COVID pandemic and we partner with them on Our Real Resettlement Projects and Remote Legal projects
voices in refuge, nottingham, uk
Voices in Refuge are based in Nottingham UK and support Across Borders in running our high-quality training for our Real Resettlement project volunteers in addition to our online Community Interpreting Courses.
Voices in Refuge also provide fully trained, ethically paid interpreters in a wide range of languages and are experienced in all areas and particularly in refugee and asylum seeker-related issues. For more info on Voices in Refuge you can check out their website here
University of Nottingham Human Rights Legal Clinic, UK
A partnership with the University of Nottingham Human Rights Legal Clinic was established in 2019 to support our Remote Legal Project and, following a pilot, has been operating ever since. For information on this partnership and how we work with law students please visit our project page here