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Dumfries and Galloway Resettlement Project

This website is a place where you can find information about upcoming events happening in Dumfries and Galloway (and beyond) which might be of special interest or significance to you as someone supported through the Dumfries and Galloway Resettlement Project. 

Should you wish to translate this website, please click on the orange ‘Translate‘ tab on the bottom left of this website and click on the relevant flag to translate the information into your preferred language. We try to ensure as many as possible of our resettlement community languages are available. If you can’t find your language and you’d like us to look into making it available for translation, please get in touch.

About

The Dumfries and Galloway Resettlement Project is a multi-agency partnership established in response to the Syrian Crisis in 2015. The project has supported Syrian families to resettle in the region, and during 2020/21 the Community Planning Partnership Board extended the project to include: EU returnees following UK Exit from the EU; Hong Kong returnees; and the Afghan Assistance and Relocation Policy and Afghan Citizens Resettlement Scheme.

In March 2022 the remit was further extended to include displaced people from Ukraine. This includes a dedicated programme of events.

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