THE ASYLUM SEEKER HOUSING PROJECT
Community InfoSource has developed the Asylum Seeker Housing Project to help asylum seekers in Scotland report housing repairs and issues. We also help follow up with them when repairs are not completed, or have not been done properly.
The Asylum Seeker Housing Project was set up to make a real difference to the housing situation of people supported by the Home Office accommodation and support contract in Scotland and to carry out housing research on these issues. Alongside the ASH Project, Women Asylum Seeker Housing Project was also developed.
Together they are called W-ASH.
Find useful resources relating to the project here
The Asylum Seeker Housing Project was set up to make a real difference to the housing situation of people supported by the Home Office accommodation and support contract in Scotland and to carry out housing research on these issues. Alongside the ASH Project, Women Asylum Seeker Housing Project was also developed.
Together they are called W-ASH.
Find useful resources relating to the project here
Asylum Seeker Housing Project - Independent evaluation by Togamawa Business Consultants in November 2022 - summary report cis_w-ash_satisafaction_survey_review_executive_summary_report_2022_final.pdf
Film of CIS Volunteers and Staff working on the Women and Asylum Seeker Housing Project
Contact Us
ASH Project:
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 07736 646 197
Call us between 10.00am - 4.00pm
Monday - Friday, we can provide interpreters.
ASH Project:
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 07736 646 197
Call us between 10.00am - 4.00pm
Monday - Friday, we can provide interpreters.
Find Us
Download our PDF for details on how to find us!
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If you would like to make a referral to the project on behalf on someone else, please email [email protected] and we will be in touch
Preventing Asylum Seeker Evictions
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BBC Reporting Scotland, 30th July 2018
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Asylum Seeker Housing Project developed Preventing Asylum Seeker Evictions (PASE), to support individuals who were at threat of eviction. This was in response to Serco changing the locks of Asylum Seekers in July of 2018, as a form of forced eviction. Over 300 Asylum Seekers were at immediate threat. |
If you or someone you know is a threat of eviction, contact us.
Email: [email protected] Phone / WhatsApp: 0798 6740 645
Email: [email protected] Phone / WhatsApp: 0798 6740 645
Latest News! Asylum Seeker Housing Project
We Need Your Help!
The Asylum Seekers (Accommodation Eviction Procedures) Bill 2017-19 is currently making its way through Parliament. The Bill is essentially designed to give asylum seekers the same rights as anyone else living in the UK, and is a huge step in the right direction. We urge you to write to your MP in support of this bill! It's a UK wide policy and will protect some of the most vulnerable in our society. Below is a template letter for those looking for a little guidance on what to say to your MP. You can find out more about the bill here 
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Preventing Asylum Seeker Evictions
We contributed to a press release curated by Neil Baldwin and Susie Rose from Shelter regarding the lock change evictions taking place by Serco. The ASH Project is currently supporting 60+ asylum seekers who are at threat of eviction. You can find the full document below, as well as links to the articles that have been published as a result. The Guardian The Scotsman Scottish Housing News Third Force News The National
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