Youth unemployment in the UK
As youth unemployment grows, we explore the barriers young people are facing and what can be done to tackle it.
Save Lives by Donating Blood
The NHS is facing a serious shortage of blood for patients in need, which is why RMC launched the “Bloody Foreigners” campaign in 2025 which has already had great impact.
Sigma Connected partnership support
Local Birmingham business, Sigma Connected provided a batch of laptops and a number of desks to support RMC in being able to deliver community support.
Cold Homes, High Bills: Energy Gap for Migrant and Low-Income Families
As the UK enters the colder months, the demand for energy advise grows. Ensuring that families can keep their homes warm and safe becomes even more urgent, making this work especially important.
Responding to Violence Against Women and Girls: A Health Perspective
With numbers rising when it comes to Violence against women and girls, it’s vital action is taken.
World Teacher’s Day 2025
This World Teachers’ Day, we explore the vital role of ESOL provision in promoting integration
Funding: Its importance and significance for charities like RMC
Charities such as RMC rely on fundraising to keep the doors open and supporting communities. Explore what this means and how it makes an impact on our work
Suspension of family reunion applications
With the government announcing that they will be temporarily suspending all refugee family reunion applications, RMC explores what this might mean for families.
Exposing the Windrush Scandal
RMC played a pivotal role in exposing the Windrush Scandal by supporting those impacted years before their plight was noticed, contributing directly to national awareness.
Social Housing Crisis
The lack of social housing hits vulnerable groups the hardest, especially newly recognised refugees. This can lead to destitution for those without support and RMC works with this group directly to provide help.
