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Support ASIRT’s Paddington Children’s Project with Tesco’s ‘Bags of Help’.

29th September 2017 By Dave

Many thanks to Tesco Supermarkets for entering ASIRT into the ‘Bags of Help’ initiative. To help us win a grant of up to four thousand pounds, which will go directly to support children in the West Midlands disadvantaged because of precarious immigration statuses, visit one of the participating branches and ask for a token to vote for our project!

The participating stares are:

ASIRT Paddington Children’s Project!
Vote for ASIRT to get some financial assistanceat your local Tesco Branch:
FRANKLEY BIRM EXP B31 5NJ
QUINTON B32 1EG
BOURNVILLE BHAM EXP B30 1PA
HAGLEY RD BHAM EXP B17 8DJ
WEOLEY EXPRESS B29 5UJ
RUBERY METRO B45 9JL
SELLY OAK BRST RD EXP B29 6BA
WEST HEATH BRMGHM EXP B31 3LD
BIRMINGHM BRISTNL EXP B68 9TX
BIRMINGHAM BRISTL EXP B29 6BE
BIRMINGHAM CAX METRO B2 5AE
MAILBOX BHAM EXPRESS B1 1XL
GRAND CENTRAL EXP B2 4XJ
CORPORATN ST BIRM EXP B4 6TB
UNIVERSITY EXP B4 7ET
HURST ST BIRM EXP B5 4TP
JEWELLERY QTR BRM EXP B1 3HN
BATHROW BIRMING EXP B1 1JW
BIRMINGHAM COLMOR EXP B3 2QD
BIRMINGHM SPRING HILL B18 7JH
BIRMINGHAM HOCKLEY EXP B19 3AR
BIRMINGHAM CAR LN EXP B4 7SS
HANDSWORTH OXHILL EXP B21 9RR

Get voting, people!

 

Further Reading:

  • After ‘Windrush’?
  • Strategy or chaos?
  • ASIRT and the Birmingham Legal Walk 2014: For Justice, Against Scapegoating, Against Destitution
  • ‘Right to rent’ checks

Filed Under: Fund Raising, Immigration Tagged With: children

About the Author

Dave Stamp has been Project Manager at the Asylum Support & Immigration Resource Team (ASIRT) since February 2005. He is a qualified Social Worker, is registered with the Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner as an immigration advisor, and chairs the regional Destitution Support Steering Group. He has worked with asylum seekers and refugees in Birmingham since the very beginning of the Home Office’s “dispersal” programme in April 2000, and, before joining ASIRT, has worked for a number of different agencies, including the Refugee Council, the British Red Cross and Birmingham City Council.

Dave has written a chapter on social work practice with asylum seekers and undocumented migrants, ‘My People…?’, which can be found in Race, Racism and Social Work: contemporary issues and debates [2013], edited by Michael Lavalette and Laura Penketh (Policy Press).

He tries to keep sane by spending time with his children, his friends, and by riding his bike.

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