We're a newly registered organisation, and our programmes are launching in stages. Here's what we're building.
ETWE Association provides a coordinated pathway of language support, advocacy, navigation, mentoring and practical assistance. Where appropriate, we also connect participants with specialist services and provide sustained follow-up to support long-term stability.
Help to communicate with services, and to build English for everyday life and work.
Someone on your side to make sure your voice is heard by agencies and landlords.
Finding your way through housing, health, benefits, work and other UK systems.
Regular one-to-one support to set goals and keep moving forward.
Help with forms, appointments, documents and the next practical step.
Where appropriate, connecting you with specialist services and partners.
Encouragement from people who have made the same journey.
We stay in touch after the first issue is solved, so progress lasts.
Ask about support or make a referralIndividuals can contact us directly, and partner organisations are welcome to refer someone with their consent.
Contact us Email a referralPractical sessions on settling in the UK — from services and systems to everyday know-how.
Regular drop-ins covering rights, services and where to get help locally.
Dedicated space and support for women in our community.
Activities and support designed with and for young people.
Programmes that bring the whole family together.
Language support, skills development and training courses.
Festivals and events marking Eastern European traditions and heritage.
Connecting professionals, entrepreneurs and businesses across communities.
Structured conversations with our community to understand their needs and shape our programmes around them.
Small-group sessions that give us direct, honest feedback on the issues that matter most to our community.
Proactively reaching individuals and families in our community who may not yet know about the support available to them.
Workshops raising awareness of domestic abuse and hate crime, how to recognise the signs, and where to get help.
If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, always contact the emergency services on 999. For confidential support, see our Help & Support directory for organisations that can help right away. Our workshops are educational and complement, not replace, these services.
As these programmes launch, we're keen to hear from councils, charities, schools and businesses who'd like to help shape or support them.
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