Journalist Edd Church interviewed Wissam Assad about his experience as a nurse joining the NHS under our Neighbours for Newcomers programme with Talent Beyond Boundaries
We worked with journalist, Ros Wynne-Jones, to bring people together to share their stories of exile, and being welcomed to the UK. We think the resulting piece is extremely moving, and we hope you agree.
Iryna came to the UK from Ukraine after being matched with a host by Reset. In this first person piece for Metro she reflects on the first anniversary of the conflict in her home country. We are very proud of her.
A piece in the Daily Echo examining the difficulties facing Ukranians who want to move on from their host accommodation into their own rented accommodation. With comment from Reset.
A year after the start of the war in Ukraine, three sets of hosts and their Ukrainian guests discuss how the past year has been, and how they have found the experience of living together. An uplifting read!
With the first anniversary of the Ukrainian war approaching, the South London Press look at the issue of how hosts are still needed for the Homes for ukraine scheme. For the piece they spoke to Dymtro about his experience of leaving Ukraine, and Sean and Shahudul about their positive experience of hosting him in their London home.
Great coverage from Kent Live of the launch of our #Communiteas campaign.
“A charity has launched its new campaign to show their support for refugees by hosting a tea party in a bid to spread the word about various forms of community welcome. Reset is behind this new initiative, calling people up and down the country to come together and help refugees integrate into their new environment.”
In a bid to try and raise more awareness and hopefully get more families to sign up for the process, a Sheffield family has spoken of their experience housing a Ukrainian mother and son who had to flee their home to escape Russian troops on the front line.