International Health Symposium at Swansea University
Members of Swansea City of Sanctuary have teamed up to deliver a symposium on International Health at Swansea University’s Medical…
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Swansea sets the example for Wales as a Nation of Sanctuary
Wales’ bid to become the UK’s first “nation of sanctuary” for refugees and asylum seekers is gathering momentum, as Swansea…
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Lord Mayor's Tea Party
On Friday 11th May 2012, the Lord Mayor of Swansea Cllr. Ioan Richard welcomed all of the refugees who had…
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Our Volunteers – Abdul
Abdul Adam is a refugee from Sudan. He has volunteered at the Egypt Centre based in Swansea University for the…
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Our Volunteers – Mabinty
Mabinty Carew is a Refugee from Sierra Leone. She has been volunteering in a range of organisations across Swansea…
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No Recourse to Public Funds Workshop
Swansea City of Sanctuary and Displaced People in Action invite you to a workshop on the following theme:
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City of Sanctuary Volunteer Scheme
Volunteers have been at the heart of City of Sanctuary ever since it first began as a movement in Swansea.
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Winter Newsletter
Our January 2012 newsletter is now available to read on the website
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Annual Celebration and Awesome General Meeting
Mon 23 Jan 2012, City Temple (Elim Church, Dyfatty Street), 4.30 for 5.00.
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City of Sanctuary certificate presentation
Anna Mammedova and Keith Ross presenting the City of Sanctuary certificate to the Lord Mayor of Swansea at the Council…
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Open Up to Celebrate Swansea becoming a City of Sanctuary
On 21st June at the Brangwyn Hall we had an event to celebrate Swansea becoming an official City of Sanctuary. Read more about this in the South Wales Evening Post.
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Amel goes to Coventry
Amel Chaoubi went to Coventry with Alan and Marilyn Thomas as part of Swansea’s delegation to the City of Sanctuary…
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Swansea is now an official 'City of Sanctuary'
On 17th May 2010 Swansea became the UK’s 2nd (and Wales’ 1st) official ‘City of Sanctuary’, meeting all of the criteria set by the national City of Sanctuary network for this prestigious status.
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Swansea’s Welcoming Smile
An article by Phil Broadhurst
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FREE WINTER PARTY (women and children only)
Swansea Women’s Asylum Support Group
