Our Mission. Our mission is to support asylum seekers and refugees in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire in gaining just outcomes, rebuilding their lives and integrating into society.

Why Volunteer at Nottingham Refugee Forum? Volunteers are at the heart of Nottingham Refugee Forum. Our incredible volunteers stand with local refugees and asylum seekers and gain invaluable skills and experience

If you are an asylum seeker or refugee seeking advice, please come to our drop in service Monday- Thursday 10am till 3pm.

We are 25! This year Nottingham Refugee Forum celebrates our 25th anniversary! We were formed back in 2000 by a group of passionate and dedicated…

Current vacancies at Notts Refugee Forum. We don’t currently have any job vacancies. Please come back soon for more opportunities to join us, or visit our volunteering pages for other ways to get involved.

Treasurer Graham used to teach law at NTU. He is happy to support the work of the Forum, by being part of the team that oversees the organisational and formal structures that enable the great staff and volunteers to carry out their work.

Projects that change lives. Browse through the different projects that run at NNRF.

NNRF currently employs 50 staff members and has a Trustee Board of 12 who ensure the charity runs according to its constitution and statutory obligations. Board meetings are held in person, bi-monthly. Most trustees also sit on one or more sub-committees reporting to the Board. Key Duties and Responsibilities of the Chair of NNRF

Our Mission. To support asylum seekers and refugees in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire in gaining just outcomes, rebuilding their lives and integrating into society.

“It has been an incredible experience to volunteer at NNRF for almost a year. I have learned quite a lot about the UK Asylum System, improved my communications skills and acquired a great understanding of the refugee experience.