Asha means Hope, Desire and Life

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Charity Commission number: 1176934 | Company number: CE013097

Mission Statement 

Asylum seekers, refugees and other migrants who have been dispersed in North Staffordshire will not be marginalised or mistreated because of their immigration status.

They will live safely, free from poverty, discrimination and exclusion, and treated with compassion and respect.

These are just a few of our supporting funders and partners:

Keele University certificate. ASHA is proud to be a Keele University Placement Provider for 2021/22.
Lloyds Bank Foundation Logo
The Julia and Hans Rausing Trust
Voluntary Action Stoke on Trent Logo

Asha supports asylum seekers to live in safety and with dignity. We promote the social integration of asylum seekers and refugees.

If you wish to offer your support to asylum seekers or think you can benefit from our services, please get in touch or come and find us at The Asha Centre, Unit 7, Cooper Street, Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent ST1 4DW.

FEBRUARY 2023

Asha was surprised and pleased by an unexpected invitation to a Holocaust Memorial lecture at the V&A Wedgewoold collection.

ASYLUM SEEKERS ARE WELCOME IN CITY
‘Campaigners and well-wishing Stokies dished out clothes,
food and toys to asylum seekers housed in a Hanley’s Best
Western Hotel’.

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2022 Christmas Appeal

Dear Supporter Asha is setting up a HARDSHIP FUND. Will you contribute? An influx of men, women and families have arrived in Stoke-on-Trent with little

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Due to the impact of COVID 19, British Red Cross informed us they are unable to provide a service at Asha. They have moved to an online service.
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