We're transforming an old bank on Harlesden High Street into an education centre for young refugees.
Nearly home
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"The building project is good for refugees," explains Diwa.
The refurbishment is underway.
Can you help us get this project over the line?
We're so grateful for those who have contributed to the refurbishment so far, including the London Borough of Brent, the Architectural Heritage Fund, Historic England, The Garfield Weston Foundation, The Bernard Sunley Foundation, The Clothworkers Foundation, Allchurches Trust, Laing Family Trusts, Jigsaw Consult and many, many generous individuals.
We still need to raise £50k to complete the project. Please help us finish laying the foundations for many years of positive work to come.
Can you help us get this project over the line?
"The building project is good for refugees," explains Diwa.
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Why do we love Harlesden? ft. Louis Theroux
This development will transform our work and enable more young refugees to access our services.
We are incredibly passionate about creating a space for young refugees to feel safe and to progress with their education. There is no better place for it than Harlesden, an area which embodies the diversity and vibrancy which makes REUK what it is.
As REUK expands nationally, we'll remain embeded locally in the part of London we call home.
