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A Caseworker’s Story
Despite a backdrop of uncertainty and challenge, our frontline staff support forcibly displaced people to build stronger futures each day.
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Find out what we've been up to, and discover first-hand stories from refugees, volunteers and our partners
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Assembling pathways to work with IKEA
Our latest Customer Services Employment Pathway is creating inclusive retail employment opportunities for forcibly displaced talent.
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Said’s Story
Overcoming barriers to build a career in logistics and work towards long-term goals
Refugee Friendly Workplaces: Addressing the hidden impacts of global conflicts
When atrocities happen across the world, the toll for refugees can be enormous. Yet their struggles often remain invisible in the workplace.
Businesses leaders, public and refugees pool knowledge to break down barriers for refugees
Our press release for the launch of the Refugee Employment Forum
S&P Global Foundation: Partnering over the years for sustained impact
One of our most dedicated partners is the S&P Global Foundation, who have been supporting us since 2019.
Volunteer spotlight: Graham
Graham lives in Birmingham and volunteers with Breaking Barriers in a few different ways, running advice and guidance sessions, and also helping behind the scenes.
Updates from our Lived Experience Panel
A snapshot of some of the work the Lived Experience panel have been involved with
Adeola’s story
Originally from Nigeria, Adeola received protection in the UK after she had to flee her home country. Now she’s a community worker and self-taught crocheter who supports vulnerable mothers and their babies. This is her story.
Breaking Barriers and Microsoft: Unlocking the talent of refugees
Discover how Microsoft employees are volunteering to run training pathways that support refugees to develop essential skills for jobs.
Advocating for refugees at work: employment rights
In the first of a new blog series, our Head of Service Operations looks at how a little knowledge about the right to work can help you support refugees in your workplace.
Amy’s story: step by step towards a career in sales
Amy left behind her successful business and came to the UK on the Hong Kong British National (Overseas) visa. Here are the steps she's been taking since.