Contact Us Contact us using any of the methods listed below. Alternatively, click the chat button to speak with one of our advisors. Contact Number: 03337723436 Email: contact@africanimmigrantsupport.co.uk Chat With Us Contact us First name Last name Email* Message* Submit

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Access a variety of essential forms on the AIS website, including legal assistance requests, volunteer registration, membership sign-ups, and more Useful Forms Registration Form AIS Registration Form Volunteer Form Volunteer Registration Form Referral Form AIS Referral Form Application Forms A collection of all the application forms for people who can't apply online and want to come to the UK, extend their stay or settle.

Problems With Your Employer Contact Form Looking for help with employment-related issues? Our advisers can provide guidance on settlement agreements, job loss, employment tribunal claims, workplace complaints, disciplinary matters, discrimination, bullying, harassment, and whistleblowing. Click the chat button below to connect with an adviser or fill out the contact form, and we'll get back to you promptly. Please be aware that our services are only available to registered users. You can register by clicking here.

Find essential contact numbers for support services at AIS. Access key resources to help African immigrants navigate legal, health, employment, and community assistance in the UK. Useful Contact Numbers AIS is always here to support you with any worries or issues you may have. Below is a list of telephone numbers you may find useful: 999 : The main emergency number for police, ambulance, fire brigade, coastguard, cliff rescue, mountain rescue, and cave rescue. Calls are free from both a landline and mobile. 111: Connects you to the NHS for medical advice or treatment, or for urgent mental health support. 101: The non-emergency number for the police. 105: Reports or requests an update of a power supply outage in your area. 116 123: The Samaritans, who provide confidential emotional support for people who are experiencing feelings of distress, despair, or suicidal thoughts. 0800 138 0990: Mental Health Advice & Support Line. 61016: British Transport Police, who can be contacted by text if you see unusual behavior or something out of place on your journey. 0800 1111: Child Line 0808 800 5000: NSPCC Child Protection Helpline 0300 123 6600: Frank – National Drugs Helpline 0800 169 0169: NHS Smoking Helpline 0808 168 9111: Victim Supportline 08457 909090: Samaritans 0808 802 5544: Young Minds – Parent Helpline for worries about your child’s Mental Health and wellbeing (9.30-4pm on weekdays) 0300 123 3393 or text 86463: Mind – Advice for Mental Health including Self-Harming (9am- 6pm on weekdays) In order to access any of our free services, it is necessary to register with us first. You can easily complete this step by clicking Here and following the simple registration process.

Discover how AIS promotes cultural integration by celebrating diversity, fostering inclusion, and supporting African immigrants in adapting to life in the UK while preserving their heritage. Cultural Integration AT THE CENTRE OF WHAT WE DO AT AIS IS CULTURAL INTEGRATION We are excited to share with you the incredible work we're doing at AIS, where cultural integration lies at the heart of our mission. Cultural integration is a vital process for immigrants to fully embrace the culture, society, and economy of their new country. It's a two-way street, requiring adjustments from both immigrants and the host society. In the last 5 years, the UK has welcomed around 500,000 new immigrants from Africa, and we're dedicated to facilitating their integration. Our focus extends beyond immigrants to include key stakeholders in the host society, such as local authorities, support services, law enforcement agencies, and UK citizens. To achieve our goals, we've developed a comprehensive approach that involves a range of initiatives, from training sessions and seminars to webinars, workshops, fairs, and exhibitions. We're committed to providing tailored support, including bespoke training, interpretation services, resume building assistance, interview preparation, and guidance on integrating into the UK workforce and understanding British workplace culture. We're also passionate about enhancing English language skills and promoting engagement with the local community to ensure seamless integration. If you're an individual who could benefit from our services, or if you believe your organization could benefit from partnering with us, or if you're interested in our training, or just want to learn more, please don't hesitate to reach out. You can send us an email at info@africanimmigrantsupport.co.uk or use the "contact us" button. We'd love to hear from you! Thank you for considering how AIS can be part of your journey towards successful cultural integration. Contact Us

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Problems With Landlords Dealing with issues with your landlord can be very stressful, especially if you're not sure about your legal rights. Whether it's unfair treatment, disputes over rent or deposits, maintenance problems, or threats of eviction, we're here to offer assistance. Our knowledgeable advisors will work with you to understand your specific situation and provide clear, practical guidance. We can help negotiate with landlords, draft formal complaints, or support you in court if necessary. Our aim is to ensure that your rights are respected. To speak with one of our advisors, click on the chat button below. Contact Form

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Become A Volunteer Whether you're looking to enhance your CV, ease your transition back to work, or embrace retirement, volunteering is a fulfilling choice. We eagerly invite individuals with immigrant backgrounds to join us – your unique experiences are invaluable. Let's connect and discuss how you can contribute meaningfully. Your time and dedication will truly make a difference! To apply as a volunteer, please click on the button below to fill out the application form. Volunteers must be 18 or older. Apply Here Our Commitment To Volunteers What We Ask Of Volunteers Volunteers are expected to commit to a minimum of two hours per week for at least six months when possible. They are also required to attend regular training sessions to develop their role and progression, and to adhere to our policies and guidelines. It is imperative that volunteers are committed to our mission and values and have a genuine desire to improve the lives of those who seek our help. As representatives of AIS, volunteers must always maintain professionalism when interacting with the public and external services. Volunteers should: - Display empathy and understanding towards the needs of others - Be aware of and manage their own well-being - Communicate effectively with the team - Always be respectful of others in accordance with our policies - Possess basic IT skills and computer literacy All our volunteers must be 18 or older. We have the following volunteering roles available: Counselling Line Volunteer As a counselling line volunteer, you will provide one-to-one support to individuals through telephone calls, chats, and emails. Your role will involve utilizing your skills and personal experiences to offer reassurance, guidance, and support to the individuals seeking our services Trainers We regularly conduct training sessions on topics related to social adaptation, cultural integration, and related subjects. If you have expertise in these areas, we would be delighted to have you join us. Fundraising Assistant Join us in our efforts to raise funds for our cause. Events Assistant We frequently organise local and national events in person and online. Volunteers may be needed in these roles. In addition, we welcome individuals with specific skills that may be beneficial to our work. These skills include: - Website support - SEO copywriting - Social media management - Content writing - Editing - Videography - Data analysis (Google Analytics) - Marketing - Graphic design We are dedicated to ensuring that your experience as a volunteer with us is enriching and rewarding. Our commitment to you involves the following specific actions: Detailed Descriptions: We will provide clear and comprehensive descriptions for each volunteering role to help you understand your responsibilities and contributions. Fair Treatment: Volunteers will be treated equitably and in accordance with our UK Equal Opportunities policy to create a supportive and inclusive environment for all. Data Privacy and Security: Volunteers' personal information will be kept secure and handled in accordance with our UK Privacy policy, the Data Protection Act 2018, and GDPR, ensuring confidentiality and respect for your privacy. Transparency and Communication: We will keep volunteers informed of any relevant changes, including updates to policies and staff, to ensure that you are well-informed and involved in organisational developments. Training and Development: Volunteers will receive appropriate training and ongoing support to nurture and enhance their skills, irrespective of their roles. Collaborative Approach: We will work collaboratively with all our volunteers to improve the services we deliver, identify training needs, and provide opportunities for additional learning and growth. Legislative Compliance: Our volunteering practices will align with current and relevant legislation, ensuring a safe and legally compliant environment for our volunteers. Expense Reimbursement: Agreed out-of-pocket expenses will be reimbursed in accordance with our policy and guidance, recognizing the financial commitments of our volunteers. Recognition and Celebration: We will celebrate and acknowledge the successes and ongoing contributions of all our volunteers to the organization to show our appreciation for your dedication. Skills Development Support: We are committed to supporting your aspirations to upskill through relevant training and development opportunities, empowering you to grow both personally and professionally.

Access guidance, request assistance, and explore programs dedicated to protecting and empowering children and families. Social Services/Children Are you currently facing challenges with Social Services in the UK? Perhaps you are experiencing difficulties due to cultural differences stemming from your relocation to this country. Do you find it challenging to navigate the complexities of child services laws in the UK? If you encounter any of the issues mentioned above, the team at African Immigration Support (AIS) is here to assist you. We can provide you with guidance on how to effectively communicate your concerns to the relevant authorities and direct you to the appropriate channels for seeking support. We aim to help you articulate your thoughts with the correct tone, ask the right questions, and access the necessary assistance to address your challenges. Your voice matters, and we are here to ensure that it is heard and understood. Reach out to us for further assistance. We are committed to supporting individuals like yourself who are navigating the complexities of social services in a new environment. Contact Form