Overview of our work

The AIRE Centre is one of the 57 organisations in the UK that have been granted funding from the Home Office to help vulnerable individuals apply under the EU Settlement Scheme. Check regularly under Workshops for information on our application workshops and capacity building sessions.

We also run an advice line and offer online support to victims of abuse and trafficking, homeless people, children in care, Roma people, individuals in atypical and vulnerable living situations and complex cases.

Telephone advice Monday to Friday, 10:30am to 6pm.

Email advice is available 24 hours a day. The AIRE Centre aim to respond within 5 days.

Email: [email protected]

Telephone: 0207 831 4276

Latest

UK INDUSTRIES AT RISK: A THIRD OF EU NATIONALS ARE YET TO SECURE THEIR UK SETTLED STATUS

Up to a third of UK-based EU nationals are yet to secure their UK settled status, risking the stability of UK businesses. Over a million Europeans living in the UK haven’t yet secured their status, despite the success rate of applications to date being over 99.9%.In November, of 305,600 EUSS applications, just one was refused on suitability grounds.
Forgotten Brexit

2020 is one of the most important years in The AIRE Centre’s 25-year history. Its human rights lawyers help protect the dignity and civil liberties of vulnerable individuals across the UK and Europe. The charity’s mission is to safeguard citizen’s rights achieved under European law for the benefit of those who need it most. As the UK leaves the EU, the services we offer will become even more important.
Forgotten Brexit

Forgotten Brexit is bringing together the UK’s leading experts on the effects of Brexit on businesses and lower paid employees by highlighting the horrific implications of EU workers failing to apply for their Settled Status before the deadline. Registration is required to attend the event taking place on the evening of 15 January at the The Photographers’ Gallery
Forgotten Brexit Event

Forgotten Brexit is bringing together the UK’s leading experts on the effects of Brexit on businesses and lower paid employees by highlighting the horrific implications of EU workers failing to apply for their Settled Status before the deadline. Registration is required to attend the event taking place on the evening of 15 January at the The Photographers’ Gallery