Refugee Week 2024: 17-23 June

Our Home – Illustration by Manjit Thapp for Refugee Week 2024

The children we support are separated from their parents because of war, persecution or poverty. Forced to flee their homes, they travel for weeks or months on end to reach safety, often going hungry and without a warm, safe place to sleep. Separated children are vulnerable and often traumatised by their experiences but they show incredible bravery and the determination to rebuild their lives.

 

The Big Coffee & Cake Morning

This year we are asking you, our supporters, to help separated children by hosting a coffee and cake morning in your own home, workplace or community centre during Refugee Week. You could even organise a virtual event online.

We have created a set of printouts and ideas to help you with planning your own Big Coffee and Cake Morning. From invitations and posters to bunting and a downloadable recipe book to share your favourites, it’s an opportunity to get everyone involved whilst raising awareness of the needs of separated children in the UK.

Simply choose a date during June that suits you and get started!

Invitation – Coffee & Cake Morning Invitation – A4

Bunting and signs – Bunting & Signs (A4) Coffee & Cake Morning

Colour in the cake template to keep the little ones occupied – Colour-in the Cake – A4 size Coffee & Cake morning

Coffee & Cake quiz with question and answer sheets – Coffee & Cake QUIZ QUESTIONS – Coffee & Cake Morning – A4 & Coffee & Cake QUIZ ANSWERS – Coffee & Cake Morning – A4

Recipe ideas – Recipe Ideas – Coffee & Cake Morning – EBook printable

Social Media Graphics & Virtual background 

By fundraising in support of our work alongside your friends, neighbours and colleagues you will help us to ensure that separated children are offered comfort, dignity and welcome when they arrive in the UK.
To read more about the children we support, and why we support them, please read their stories or visit our Refugee Facts page.

Refugee Week 2024: 17-23 June

Give a pack

Separated children arrive in the UK exhausted and vulnerable. Please help give them dignity, warmth and comfort by sponsoring an arrival pack containing the essentials for the first few days of their experience in the UK.

Teenage refugge boy wrapped in a blanket

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