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Bath Welcomes Refugees

Bath Welcomes Refugees Impact Report 2026

Bath Welcomes Refugees supports refugees and asylum seekers rebuilding their lives in Bath. Its Impact Report 2026 records 484 refugees and asylum seekers supported, 834 hours of English language teaching, 21 houses received, and over 170 volunteers delivering more than 6,900 volunteering hours.

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Bath Welcomes Refugees is a volunteer-led charity helping refugees and asylum seekers settle in Bath, working with local people and organisations to provide housing, English language teaching, and practical and social support for a fairer society.

Key Metrics

People supported 484 refugees and asylum seekers supported to rebuild their lives in Bath.
English teaching 834 hours of English language teaching provided, with 71% of ESOL learners saying their confidence has increased.
Volunteer power Over 170 volunteers delivering more than 6,900 volunteering hours.
Homes provided 21 houses received to provide homes for refugee families.

Key Outcomes

  • 484 refugees and asylum seekers supported with housing, English teaching and community.
  • 170+ volunteers gave 6,900+ hours to welcome families to Bath.

Geography

South West

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