Thank You Scottish Children’s Lottery!
Thanks to the Scottish Children’s Lottery RST has received a most welcome grant of £6,500 for our new Family Financial Assistance programme.
Category: Fundraising
The Glasgow Community Lottery
RST has the opportunity to be one of four projects to receive £500 from the general fund of Yaldi! – the Glasgow Community Lottery.
A Big Thank You from RST to the National Lottery!
Refugee Survival Trust is delighted to have been awarded a 3-year grant of £200,000 from The National Lottery Community Fund, which will enable 40 people at risk of homelessness to stay in our temporary community-based accommodation for up to 18 months.
A Big Thank You to St. Nicholas Care Fund!
Refugee Survival Trust is delighted to have been awarded a £5,000 grant from St. Nicholas Care Fund towards our Emergency Cash Support for refugees and people seeking asylum who are experiencing destitution.
RST Cash Assistance Appeal – please donate!
Displaced people who are seeking international protection in the UK are at risk of becoming homeless and destitute at various points in their asylum journey. Please help RST to continue to provide vital support.
RSTea!
As part of the Great Charity Pot and Print Fair, Michelle Lowe, a longstanding supporter of RST is kindly offering a piece of her work – a beautiful hawthorn berry teapot, to be won in a charity prize draw to help raise money for RST. Michelle has set up a…
RST during the Covid-19 crisis
The Covid-19 crisis presents unique challenges for us all, and we have had to act quickly to change how we work. Our team is focused on delivering vital services for people seeking asylum who are destitute, homeless or vulnerable, by providing temporary accommodation and support, and through grants for emergency living expenses. Find out more…
A Glasgow Nativity
Winter is hard for all of us, but it’s particularly difficult for women seeking asylum in Scotland who are caring for a new born baby or just about to give birth. These young women face challenges much greater than the Scottish weather: poor living conditions, a tiny income to support themselves and their baby, the anxiety of not knowing what happened to family left behind and uncertainty over their future.
