MIGRANT HELP

Company number

04172880

Status

Active

Incorporation

2001-03-05

Last accounts made up

2025-03-31

Account category

GROUP

Primary SIC

88990

Hubs

UK Healthcare

Accounting basis

FRS 102

Reporting scope

Consolidated (group)

Auditor

Buzzacott Audit LLP

Audit opinion

Unqualified (clean)

Going concern

Affirmed

“After making appropriate enquiries, the Board of Trustees has a reasonable expectation that the charity has adequate resources to continue in operational existence for the foreseeable future. For this reason, it continues to adopt the going concern basis in preparing the financial statements.”

Subsidiaries

• Migrant Help Trading Limited · England and Wales · interpreting and translation service provider

Significant events

• “Workforce increased to more than 600 members of staff.”
• “Awarded new contracts to support refugees in transitioning to eVisa, provide refugee resettlement services in Watford, and extension to EU Settlement Scheme advice service.”
• “Youth Welfare Officer service delivered by four partner organisations in seven different locations.”
• “Expanded team of National Referral Mechanism (NRM) advisers.”
• “Schools programme held its inaugural in-person event with 100 students.”
• “Lived Experience Advisory Panels continued to grow, with 337 clients involved in co-produced activities, delivering 211 internal improvements, contributing to 31 external policy and research projects.”
• “CEO, Caroline O'Connor, won 'Charity Chief Executive of the Year' at the 2024 Third Sector Awards in September.”
• “Recognised as the top national databank hub of the year by The Good Things Foundation.”
• “Ranked 23rd on the National Centre for Diversity's Top 100 Inclusive UK Employers Index for 2024.”
• “Social enterprise subsidiary, Clear Voice, achieved a 21% increase in revenue, resulting in a Gift Aid donation of £3.7 million to Migrant Help.”
• “Clear Voice's 'InPower Project' trained and supported 210 refugees.”
• “2024-25 was a year of political turning points and deepening humanitarian need, with riots erupting in summer 2024.”
• “New Labour administration in July scrapped the Rwanda offshoring plan, confirmed Bibby Stockholm barge would not be used beyond January 2025, and began transferring arrivals to RAF Wethersfield.”
• “Long-term migration to UK was around 948,000 in 2024, with approx. 95,000 seeking asylum.”
• “19,125 potential victims of modern slavery were referred to Home Office in 2024, a 13% increase.”
• “Asylum services supported over 120,000 people and answered over a million helpline calls.”
• “Teams assisted more than 3,000 survivors of modern slavery and trafficking.”
• “EU Settlement Scheme advice team advised over 30,000 people and submitted nearly 1,500 applications.”
• “Newly introduced eVisa support team reached over 24,000 clients and helped submit over 2,000 applications.”
• “Supported 60 families to settle into new communities and the Refugee Employability Programme assisted 173 clients.”
• “Developed framework for Sustainability Delivery Plan, aiming to achieve Net Zero carbon emissions by 2030.”

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