It’s world refugee week. According to UNHCR and 2018 figures, there are 68.5million forcibly displaced people worldwide with 25.4million refugees.

I help run a small charity called Elmbridge CAN which supports refugees in the local area. We set it up by accident, almost. A group of us who had connected on Facebook met up in a local pub in late 2015, wanting to do something about the horror stories we were hearing in the media about what people fleeing the war in Syria were having to go through.

Humanity’s Heart reflects on the inspiring role of women - volunteers and refugees - in the ongoing refugee crisis .

Find out more about Our Second Home, a transnational youth movement that empowers migrants and refugees to flourish in the place that they call home.

We recently visited the camp in Calais, formerly known as the Jungle, to follow the work of Care For Calais there and in Brussels.

As part of #WorldRefugeeWeek Humanity’s Hearts’ films will be aired this weekend on @BritishMuslimTV SKY 762, Freeview 264 or stream online. 

Since January 2017, Tools for Inner Peace has been volunteering in Bekaa valley, Lebanon, delivering yoga and relaxation techniques to Syrian women and children

On May 23rd, we had our screening for Humanity Rising in the Refugee Crisis.

Humanity Rising, a 60-minute documentary film, focuses in-depth on the humanitarian stories behind the current refugee crisis