diolch o galon for all your support, David 😍

We believe in an immigration salary and occupation list tailored to Wales' needs. A list to match people's skills to fill vacancies we're experiencing in:

Health 🩺
Social care 🫶
Green energy and construction 🌿👷

Helping people into work is the right thing to do. But it's also the smart thing too.

💼 Advice and Support Caseworkers £23,796
📍 Located in Wales - see job description for details
🤝 Ready to lead with purpose and compassion? We can't wait to hear from you

Job open until Monday 6 October, so get those applications in: wrc.wales/advice-and-s...

💼Service Lead caseworker £26,000

💼Employability and Education Manager £29,000 to £32,000

💼 Senior caseworker No Recourse to Public Funds £26,000

Applications are open until the end of August so don't wait to get your applications in:
wrc.wales/work-with-us/

At the Welsh Refugee Council, we’ll continue to stand by those affected. We're here to support individuals through the process, and to call for decisions that are grounded in evidence, compassion, and respect for human dignity. (5/5)

Syria remains a fragile and unpredictable place. It’s vital that each person’s case is looked at on its own merits, with care and fairness. People fleeing conflict and persecution deserve to have their stories heard and their safety properly assessed. (4/5)

We understand the need to ensure decisions are based on reliable, recent information. However the delay left many people living in limbo, some of whom have already spent years rebuilding their lives here. They were stuck waiting, unable to move forward, work, or feel secure about their future. (3/5)

We welcome the news that the UK Government has restarted decisions on asylum and settlement applications from Syrian nationals, after a pause that began late last year.

We voiced our concerns of this limbo on real people here: www.bbc.co.uk/news/article... (2/5)

Want to know more about the project? Let us know!

wrc.wales/the-power-of...

For sanctuary seekers, the ability to recognise power and authority over one’s own body, emotions, and future can create an immense sense of hope.

This can make all the difference for people who have suffered loss, war, oppression, persecution, and even torture.

The Welsh Refugee Council calls for each individual and their case be considered in their own right:

"We have to look at cases with a human eye. They are not only numbers, but dreams and hopes for the future."