Today we're at @unibirmingham.bsky.social, and New Street station as part of #IWD2026 celebrations
We're proud to be part of events like this alongside parters like In her Shoes, @avfc-official.bsky.social, @storiesofhome.bsky.social , New Hope Global, Refugee Alliance & Community Connections
Funding to support women arriving in the UK as resettled refugees has wide-ranging benefits and helps to build a more connected, healthy, and inclusive community.
Read our report on our 12-month support project here: https://f.mtr.cool/klbheigzsh
This #WorldBookDay, we’re sharing a few of our favourite children’s books that celebrate the courage, hope, and resilience of the refugee journey.
Which other books should we add to the collection?
#WorldBookDay2026
Happy #WorldBookDay! At RMC, we see the magic of books and work with some amazing people with a real passion for reading and storytelling.
What was your favourite book as a child? Or is there a book that always makes you feel happy? Share the joy in the comments below! 👇
Why are migrant women invisible in data?
Ahead of #IWD2026, we have teamed up with @WomensBudgetGroup to highlight a critical gap: the statistical invisibility of migrant women.
🔗 Read the full article here: https://f.mtr.cool/jbwkqbjmhp
Our new blog explores what the proposed changes are, and how changes could adversely affect women and trap domestic abuse victims in dangerous situations.
New government proposals suggest that to stay in the UK permanently, people must "earn" settlement through high earnings and English skills.
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and celebrated stories such as Hamza, who benefited from such support
At RMC we provide employment support and training and have recently reviewed the impact of targeted support for young people getting into work
Young people are facing growing difficulties in finding work with UK unemployment reaching 5.2%
@channel4news.bsky.social 4 recently reported on this, speaking to employers and young people impacted.
We had a great time earlier this week at the Birmingham VCFSE Community Cohesion Summit.
It was an opportunity to come together, discuss and look at how we can collectively help tackle community cohesion challenges.
Host an Iftar: Make a difference
This Ramadan, we’re inviting people across the West Midlands to host an Iftar in support of the RMC Destitution Fund.
Register your interest and you’ll receive a fundraising pack, activity ideas and information to share with guests.
New from RMC: 4 perspectives on employment and empowerment.
We're sharing the inspiring stories of Omar, Asha, and Hamza, alongside a look at the challenges of youth unemployment in the UK.
Read how RMC helps individuals unlock their potential: https://f.mtr.cool/mwmccvjbge
Youth unemployment rates are growing across the UK and parts of the West Midlands exceeding more than double the UK average.
What barriers have you found and what can we do to support young people into work?
👇 See what RMC is currently doing via link in comments
We deliver training throughout the year and we’d love your input.
What topics would you like us to cover?
From big themes to specific questions, tell us what would be most useful and we’ll take it from there 👇
All money raised will go towards RMC's destitution fund which helps provides emergency support for those who have no safe place to stay, no income, and limited access to basic necessities like food, shelter, clothing, and hygiene items.
This Ramadan, we invite you to host an Iftar for RMC. We'll provide a full pack to help you bring people together to break your fast, while you help provide support for those in need.
Register to receive your pack at https://f.mtr.cool/tgbfgvjcmu
We loved attending this great event as part of Wolverhampton Lit Fest 26 last week with @thehavenwton.bsky.social
Inspired by a survivor-led project, this powerful event brought together poetry, song, and healing through creativity. The courage, honesty, and creativity shared were deeply moving.
What is the Windrush Compensation Scheme?
If you or someone you know could be eligible or has applied for compensation and not been successful, please get in touch. Call us on 0800 0663 444.
Our new report is out now!
Showcasing the impact the project had on the approximately 3,000 beneficiaries that were supported as part of it which included around 4,000 interventions taking place.
Read it here:
The Windrush Compensation Scheme provides financial redress for those who have suffered losses and detriment because they could not prove their right to live in the UK.
If you or someone you know could be eligible or has applied for compensation and not been successful, please get in touch. Call us on 0800 0663 444.
We are always blown away by the support our volunteer team provides, and this stat shows just how dedicated they are.
Thank you to everyone that supports our work and gives their time to make a difference.
1. You will be given a ticket and called through in order of your ticket number.
2. An initial triage appointment takes place to assess your needs. If we can solve the issue right away, we will.
3. When needed, a longer appointment will be scheduled to provide support depending on your needs.
How does the RMC Drop-in work?
We want to make sure we support as many people as we can.
At RMC, support isn’t just about forms, letters, or appointments.
It’s about the whole person:
– Understanding their challenges
– Supporting their wellbeing
– Helping them navigate complex systems
– Listening, explaining, and connecting
