ALM  
St Anne's Centre, 7 Overbury Street,
Liverpool, L7 3HJ
 
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Most of our services are accessed on a drop-in basis and at the very heart of what we do has its foundation in friendship and welcome. The centre is open from Monday to Friday, providing tea, coffee and a place to meet.

Immigration Advice & General Casework. We provide Asylum advice at OISC level 3 as well as referral to other organisations and solicitors.

General casework. We help with housing problems, missed NASS payments, accessing GPs and other situations which might arise

Clothing. We provide free second-hand clothing for refugees and asylum seekers. See leaflet on clothing

Furniture. We provide free, second-hand furniture and other essential household goods to refugees. See leaflet on furniture

English Classes. We provide ESOL at ALM through our volunteers classes and refer people to other providers, such as Liverpool Community College.
Weekly English classes are also held at Merseyside Network for change (more information)

Destitution support. We have a limited budget for meeting emergency needs of asylum seekers and refugees. Read more about destitution support

Social Support. We have a series of Well Being programmes which include Healthy Eating and Cooking, Allotments and Gardening, Oral Hygiene sessions and Bike repair. See leaflet on wellbeing of asylum seekers

Food and cooking. More details on food events

Social Events. We hold social events for occasions such as Refugee Week, Eid, Christmas and Newroz, trips and visits, table tennis and bar football in the centre

Grounwork AwardAllotments and Gardening (ALM won a Groundwork Merseyside Environmental Award in 2007) (more details) and watch the video

Bike repair and refurbishment and lottory (more details)

Speakers. We can provide speakers and materials on refugee issues including our destitution roadshow

Visits to the centre from schools, faith groups and other organisations are actively encouraged as this brings people into contact with Asylum Seekers, dispeling many of the myths about this group of people.

More details on social programmes and events can be found on the news and events page


All our services are free and confidential. We aim to create a friendly environment for asylum seekers and refugees of all faiths and cultures.


ALM garden
A garden at ALM - made by asylum seekers     

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