Memberships to support sanctuary seekers
By becoming a member of the Welsh Refugee Council, you’re not just joining an organisation. You’re joining a passionate community dedicated to making a real difference in the lives of refugees and sanctuary seekers. Your membership empowers us to continue our vital work and gives you a voice in shaping the future of our organisation.
Become a member and shape livesBecome a member of the Welsh Refugee Council and unlock:
Access to members-only seminars
Stay informed and engaged with exclusive access to our members-only seminars. Get the latest updates on policies affecting sanctuary seekers and insights into our organisational strategies.
Invitations to key events
As a member, you’ll receive invitations to key events throughout the year, including the highlight of our calendar, Welsh Refugee Week. Connect with other supporters, share experiences, and celebrate the resilience and contributions of refugees.
Voting rights at the AGM
Have your say in the direction of our organisation by voting at the Annual General Meeting. Your voice matters in ensuring we stay true to our mission and values.
Regular updates and reports
Stay in the loop with regular updates on how we support asylum seekers and refugees. Learn about our crisis response initiatives and how we’re making an impact. Members also receive quarterly newsletters with updates on our work and sector news, copies of our Annual Report, and key legislative updates to keep you informed
Annual membership
Your membership is valid for 12 months, giving you a full year of access to all the exclusive benefits and opportunities to make a meaningful difference.
Individual membership cost: £36
Family membership: £48
Volunteer, sanctuary seeker and unwaged: Free
Why Your Membership Matters
When you become a member of the Welsh Refugee Council, you’re helping us provide essential support to those in need.
From housing and legal assistance to education and employment services, your membership enables us to offer comprehensive help to refugees and sanctuary seekers.
“Welsh Refugee Council is the beginning of the end of the trauma. It is where the running stops and recovery starts.”