together now

Reuniting refugee families

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Together Now supports refugees living in the UK to reunite with family members they have been forced to leave behind whilst fleeing persecution. Many people in this situation do not have the means to fund...

Costs of family reunion

Costs of family reunion This guidance provides an overview of the likely costs of refugee family reunion. This is to help sponsors and their advisers plan for the costs in advance and not face unnecessary...

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Every donation really counts. We do not receive any government funding and we are reliant on your donations. All our casework is undertaken by volunteers so we are able to maintain very low running costs....

Ali’s story

In 2015, the situation in Yemen became unbearable. The violence and chaos were relentless, forcing me to make the painful decision to leave. I fled...

Rebuilding Life After Reunion: How Refugee Families Navigate Time and Trauma

As part of the "When the Dust Settles" project, our research partners at the University of East Anglia have published a new article. The article...

Zahid and Amira

"It was an indescribable moment meeting my family at the airport. The wait for them to appear through the entrance was almost unbearable and I...

Rebecca’s story

"My name is Rebecca, I'm a refugee in England. I came to UK 2021 0ctober and left my eight year old son with my late...

Mona’s story

Being separated from my family was an incredibly challenging experience. The uncertainty and the constant worry about their safety weighed heavily on me every day....

Our asks of the next UK government

We believe that families should be able to live together if they wish. We are optimistic about what the next government has the opportunity to...

Together Now Annual Report 2022-23

"However, through all this, a glimmer of hope appeared through Together Now: they quickly approved my request and worked with me to find every possible way to...

Briefing note – Conflict in Sudan

Around 30% of the families supported by Together Now are Sudanese. The current conflict in Sudan has posed key challenges to the following families we...