We were delighted to host a joyful celebration of the diverse and supportive community that exists in Cumbria to mark the start of Refugee Week 2025.
Penrith And Eden Refugee Network
We were delighted to host a joyful celebration of the diverse and supportive community that exists in Cumbria to mark the start of Refugee Week 2025.
We are recruiting for an Admin and Advice Worker (part time – 2 days a week) to support the Barrow branch of our PERN Legal & Info service.
“I recently participated in a demonstration held in Newcastle to stand in solidarity with those fighting for freedom of speech in Iraqi Kurdistan. This peaceful protest aimed to draw attention to the alarming restrictions on press freedom and the growing threats faced by journalists in the region.”
Join Penrith and Eden Refugee Network on Saturday 7th June from 11am-2pm at St Andrews Churchyard in Penrith to mark Refugee Week 2025.
We were delighted to have staff members James Adamson and Gamal Hawam among the speakers for the workshop ‘The Justice Gap: Expanding access to immigration advice’ at the NACCOM National Conference.
When PERN heard that people seeking asylum were now placed in Wigton, we alerted the local community and amazing community organisations and new volunteers came forward…
All people around the world share the same moon. Let’s share this spirit of connection and belonging as we wish our Muslim sisters and brothers Ramadan Kareem.
Last week PERN sadly said goodbye to Claudi Hayward, who has given incredible service as the PERN Community Outreach Officer for more than two years.
Huge congratulations to James Adamson, PERN Legal and Info’s Centre Manager, who has achieved OISC Level 3 in Asylum and Protection. That’s hard to get with an external exam to pass.
Keeping these balloons afloat symbolise PERN’s ambition to create hope in 2025. We’ll be pursuing justice, raising awareness and campaigning on global and local issues…