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Breaking Barriers works with many refugees who’ve been forced to flee their country due to war. We know the profound personal toll conflict has, even if you reach a place of safety. Grief for relatives and friends lost. Ongoing trauma…
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Among the refugees fleeing war and persecution, there are many talented lawyers striving to rebuild their lives and make a meaningful impact. People like Gulsom.
How our partnership with The CareTech Foundation is bringing about change for refugees across the health and social care sector
Step-by-step support for refugees in partnership with businesses – here’s everything you need to know about our pathways to employment.
It’s a time of change at Breaking Barriers as we say farewell to James Newell and welcome Alba Chiara Lamberti as the Chair of our Board of Trustees.
"People see that I have a job and I'm studying a master's and think I’m successful, but I want to share my backstory, the rejections I got and the struggles I went through, so that anyone reading this is inspired to help refugees."
We are shaken and deeply saddened by the recent attacks on asylum seekers' accommodations and other communities. To everyone from a refugee background and those seeking asylum: we stand with you.
Trinh Tu from Ipsos shares insights and tips for businesses that are transitioning to skills-based hiring, and the benefits that Ipsos has seen as a result.
In this blog, Marsha, a member of our Lived Experience Panel, sheds light on the refugee experience of UK job recruitment and offers tips for creating a more inclusive workplace.
Fiona is an advice and guidance volunteer with a background in HR, supporting refugees with accessing meaningful employment oppurtunities.
Our annual Business Behind Refugees webinar had a record-breaking 180 participants from over 70 organisations, and included a presentation on the Ipsos and UNHCR World Refugee Day report: Public Attitudes Towards Refugees.
