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eVisa process for newly-granted refugees

All physical Biometric Residence Permit cards will expire on 31 December 2024 and they will be replaced by eVisas. An…

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Volunteers Needed!

Volunteers Needed! We need volunteers from the Resettled Community We need your help to run the New Scots Activities Fund…

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Resettlement Newsletter September 2024

Linda finds joy in her new extended family! Linda Whitelaw knew she needed to something to help when Ukrainians arrived…

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Muslim Women’s Creative Wellbeing Day

Muslim Women’s Creative Wellbeing Day Food, friendship and creative wellbeing activities to share. Bring a friend and join us for…

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Refugee Festival Scotland

What's happening locally for Refugee Festival Scotland

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Resettlement Newsletter June 2024

Your monthly Resettlement Project newsletter

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Resettlement Newsletter: May 2024

Your monthly Resettlement Project update.

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Resettlement Newsletter: January 2024

Your monthly Resettlement Project update.

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Resettlement Newsletter: December

Welcome to your monthly Resettlement Project update.  The winter months have arrived in Scotland, and with them comes the Christmas…

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Resettlement Team Guest Blog: Mental Health Support

A special guest blog from Katrina Macleod, the registered Mental Health Nurse working to support the Resettlement Team in Dumfries and Galloway.

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