Unique Support Hub (USH) is more than an organisation; and considers ourselves as catalyst to a good cause of people being empowered and valuing the right of people to make their own choices, and dedicated to fostering social inclusion, self-determination, and respect for new communities in the UK. At its core, USH is built on the principles that every individual, regardless of their background, deserves dignity, opportunity, and the ability to thrive in a society that values diversity and shared humanity.
USH firmly believes that social inclusion is fundamental to building cohesive and thriving communities. Every individual here, including asylum seekers, refugees, and migrants, must have access to education, employment, healthcare, and social support. We advocate for systems that enable full participation in society, ensuring that people are not marginalised due to their ethnicity, immigration status, or socioeconomic background. Inclusion is not a mere concept—it is a necessity for a just and equitable society, which the UK remains a beacon of light across the world.
The right to self-determination is an essential human right that allows individuals and communities to shape their own destinies. USH empowers migrants and refugees by providing the necessary tools, support, and resources to build a future on their own terms. Through education, vocational training, and advocacy, we help individuals gain independence, secure meaningful employment, and contribute positively to society. True self-determination is realised when people are no longer seen as mere recipients of benevolence but as active participants in shaping the communities they belong to and supported to do so.
USH recognises the invaluable contributions of new communities to the fabric of the UK. Migration has always been a fundamental part of human civilisation, enriching cultures, economies, and social structures. We advocate for policies and attitudes that acknowledge the benefits of diversity, challenge discrimination, and promote intercultural understanding. With right comes responsibilities too.
History has shown that all societies are built on the movement of people. The principles established during the 1965 Vienna Convention emphasised the need for international cooperation in supporting migration and respecting human rights. The developed world recognised then, as it must continue to recognise today, that human beings are naturally mobile. Our shared humanity transcends borders, and every individual, regardless of origin, should be treated with dignity and respect. Do not discriminate people here because they are many of our British co-nationals across every part of earth and we expect the best for them too.
USH stands by the fundamental truth that, as human beings, we are all connected. The idea of ‘otherness’ is a false construct—throughout history, civilisations have mixed, merged, and evolved together. Science, culture, and innovation thrive when people from different backgrounds come together. The notion that we all “came from somewhere” is not just a historical reality but a moral imperative to treat all individuals with fairness and kindness.
As an organization, USH remains steadfast in promoting policies, practices, and initiatives that strengthen the bonds of social unity. We will continue to champion the rights of new communities, respectfully and within the law challenge injustice, and work towards a future where every person is valued not for where they come from, but for who they are and what they contribute to humanity.
Together, we build bridges do not wall. Together, we are one people before God.
Unique Support Hub is a community-based organization that is committed to promoting the safety and rights of migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers in the UK.
We provide casework support, outreach services, and information and advice to help migrants navigate the complexities of the immigration system and access the services they need.
Help migrants and asylum seekers build skills and confidence through tailored employability workshops, career guidance, and startup support.
Provide resources and workshops to help migrants understand their rights, responsibilities, and access essential services in the UK.
Join us in hosting events and cultural exchanges that foster belonging, connection, and recognition of our community’s achievements.
Guidance on UK asylum processes, positive and negative decisions guidance, and support with change of circumstances (CoS) and liaising with relevant partners and the Home Office. We share essential resources and important links to help our community access essential services and support that are free of charge of charged minimally.
Expert-led workshops on employability, including enterprise start-up support and career guidance tailored to migrants’ needs and capability. Events and workshops featuring special guest speakers to inspire and inform our community. We provide casework that are essential and supports holistic approach to meeting needs of our service users.
One-on-one casework to navigate challenges in the asylum process and integration journey. Articulating the voice of our community and contributing to relevant policy changes that benefit migrants and ethnic minorities. Referrals and signposting to trusted partner organisations and local services.
We host special events, achievement awards and activities to foster belonging, connection, and cultural exchange. Opportunities to volunteer and co-produce solutions that address the unique needs of migrants.
