#IWD2026 #GiveToGain #IWD #InternationalWomensDay #GenderPayGap
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#IWD2026 #GiveToGain #IWD #InternationalWomensDay #GenderPayGap
As highlighted in our earlier International Women’s Day post, we’re committed to investing in women across the workplace. To demonstrate that commitment, here’s a snapshot from our Gender Pay Report.
Read the full report here: migranthelpuk.org/gender-pay-r...
Hear from our very own Daisy Noble who spoke to us about the importance of strong female leadership in the workplace.
Click here to read the blog: www.migranthelpuk.org/internationa...
#IWD2026 #GiveToGain #IWD #InternationalWomensDay
From an organisational perspective, this means providing meaningful career opportunities and continuing to invest in women across the workplace. That’s why we’ve written this blog—to explore the significance of International Women’s Day and highlight the ways we support women’s career progression.
The theme of this year’s IWD is ‘Give to Gain’ — encouraging generosity, collaboration and collective action to drive gender equality. When people, organisations and communities give support, share knowledge and challenge bias, everyone benefits.
Today marks International Women’s Day (IWD), an annual global occasion on 8 March that celebrates and commemorates the amazing, resilient and awe inspiring women across the world.
#RefugeeWeek #RefugeesWelcome #SupportPeopleSeekingAsylum
This courage, in all its forms, deserves to be recognised and celebrated, and we can’t wait for June, when we’ll come together to celebrate and connect through the courage that lives differently within every one of us.
Discover how you can take part this Refugee Week here: www.refugeeweek.org
Courage is different from person to person, but at Migrant Help we witness extreme amounts of courage every single day. The strength, bravery and resilience shown by those rebuilding lives stolen from them—often in the most challenging of circumstances—never fails to take our breath away.
Image shows the word 'Courage' 6 times in orange, with a Refugee Week logo at the bottom right!
Looking forward to Refugee Week (15–21 June 2026), we’ve been reflecting on this year’s theme of ‘Courage’ and what it means to us at Migrant Help.
#RefugeesWelcome #SupportPeopleSeekingAsylum #Glasgow #GlasgowTheatre #HumanityFirst #Palestine
Blending Palestinian folklore with real testimonies from children in Gaza, A Grain of Sand is a moving story of resilience, hope, and the right of children to simply be children.
For more information or to book tickets, click here: citz.co.uk/whats-on/a-g...
This powerful one‑woman show follows Renad, an 11‑year‑old Gazan girl embarking on a dangerous journey to find her family, carrying with her only the echoes of her grandmother’s stories and the spark of her own imagination.
If you’re in the Glasgow area next Friday (13 March) or Saturday (14 March), be sure to check out @goodchancetheatre.bsky.social’s production of 'A Grain of Sand' at the Citizens Theatre!
Explore the images for inspiration and ideas to get started! And don’t forget to share what you do on social media using #SimpleActs and #RefugeeWeek.
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However you choose to take part — by organising an event, joining one hosted by others, or taking action on your own — you can be part of a movement that shows how small steps can lead to big change.
For anyone unfamiliar, Simple Acts are small, everyday actions anyone can take to create connections and support refugees.
Sir Quentin Blake — the beloved cartoonist, caricaturist, illustrator and children’s writer — has illustrated over 300 books, including nearly 20 by Roald Dahl. Now, his bright and playful drawings will be bringing this year’s Simple Acts campaign to life!
Super exciting news!
@refugeeweek.bsky.social has collaborated with the marvellous Quentin Blake for Refugee Week 2026 (15–21 June) and this year’s theme of Courage.
Now two weeks into both holy periods, however you’re observing this season — through fasting, prayer, quiet, or small acts of kindness — we’re wishing you peace, clarity and connection.
For everyone, observing or not, what’s been on your mind to reflect on lately?
#Ramadan #Lent #Reflection
In a time of polarisation and a sea of skewed, false and hurtful narratives, this reflection can help us slow down, listen more deeply, and act with care and compassion.
As Ramadan and Lent continue side by side, many people across the country are pausing and looking inward — recentring on compassion, truth and community.
You can find full details for all current positions on our careers site:
🔗 migranthelp1.talosats-careers.com/current-vaca...
#CharityJobs #JobOpportunity #JobVacancy
We have vacancies for the following:
– Head of Talent and Culture - Dover (Hybrid)
– Submissions Officer - Dover (Hybrid)
– TESS Regional Manager - Glasgow/Paisley
– Senior Finance Analyst - Dover (Hybrid)
A gift in your Will could help survivors of trafficking, child refugees, and those with no one else to turn to — for years to come.
🔗 Find out how: www.migranthelpuk.org/leave-a-legacy-of-welcome-safety-and-hope
#FreeWillsMonth #LeaveALegacy #SupportPeopleSeekingAsylum #RefugeesWelcome
What will your legacy be?
March is Free Wills Month (1–31 March 2026) — a time to reflect on the future we want to leave behind.
At Migrant Help, we believe everyone deserves safety, dignity, and a place to belong.
👉 Watch the full film and cast your vote here:
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We need your help one more time - another vote could help us win the People's Choice Award and bring this hidden issue to a much wider audience.
And worry not — if you voted in the last round, you can vote again!
Thanks to your amazing votes, our 'Unfair Jobs Fair' film has made it to the finals of the Smiley Charity Film Awards!
The film shines a light on modern slavery, using the Unfair Jobs Fair to expose the hidden and insidious reality affecting more than 100,000 people across the UK.
For refugees and people seeking asylum, a bike is so much more than a way to get from A to B — it’s a gateway to independence, opportunity, community, and access to essential services.
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