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Provided by Newcastle City Council, Adult Social Care and Integrated Services
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Looking for a place to spend time and get support in Newcastle?
Wellbeing Hubs are welcoming local venues, such as libraries and community centres where you can spend time and get support such as hot or cold drinks, free wifi, a place to charge your devices, information, advice and more. You can use our Wellbeing Hub finder to find your nearest hub.

Benefits All refugee and asylum organisations

All refugee and asylum organisations

Action Foundation supports refugees, asylum seekers and other migrants with housing, English, information and practical support.

Support people during the asylum process. They support the ‘move on’ process if you are granted refugee status. They offer advice and signposting if you receive a negative decision on your asylum claim.

JOB4ME supports ethnically minoritised residents in Newcastle to learn English, health & financial literacy, access digital support, and progress into volunteering or work, promoting inclusion, equality, and diversity through funded community programmes.

Citizens Advice Newcastle (CAN) give free, confidential and independent advice to people who live, work or study in Newcastle. They are based at City Library and run drop in sessions or you can make an appointment.

Support for residents in Gateshead for food parcels, clothing and a regular event on Fridays.

A charity that provides information, advice and training on maternity rights in employment, benefits and access to healthcare, and influences policy makers.

give benefits advice and support to people who live in Newcastle and are in one of the priority groups, such as over state pension age

help with health costs for people on a low income, receive benefits or have certain medical conditions.

The North East Migration Partnership (NEMP) provides support to migrants and works with national, regional, and local partners so the region can benefit from migration

St Vincent’s Centre, Newcastle is part of the Saint Vincent de Paul Society, offering support to the local community.

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