RAK supports refugees, people seeking asylum, and their families across Kingston and neighbouring boroughs. Our beneficiaries come from countries affected by conflict, persecution and humanitarian crises, and many have experienced trauma, separation
Children benefit from homework club, and home school liaison
Title:
People Make Places: Community Mapping at Refugee Action Kingston
Media Name:
Louise Bloom, RAK's Community Hub Manager
Media Date:
2026/01/19
Description:
Louise reflects on a recent community mapping workshop.
Equitable access for refugees to justice, rights and essential services.
Improve refugees’ wellbeing through tailored emotional, social, and practical support.
Strengthen community connections so refugees feel welcomed, included, and able to participate fully.
Support refugees to build confidence, learn new skills, and access education and employment pathways.
Challenge stigma and raise awareness by sharing refugee experiences through community engagement.
RAK has significantly improved my communication skills and confidence in speaking English. It has allowed me to meet new people and feel integrated into the local community. Helping me find job opportunities and training courses aligned with my goals
I have as a worker in my current and previous jobs received lots of support for refugees and UASC from RAK, currently our young people benefit from legal advice, help accessing sport and counselling offered by them through a Bright Futures project.
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