The Windrush Scandal: A Debt Still Unpaid
Despite the Windrush scandal’s impact on legal residents, many eligible claimants remain reached. See how RMC are helping tackle this and what more needs to be done
Protecting Survivors
A Response to Allegations of Fraud in Domestic Abuse Settlement Claims
Walsall Festival of Unity: A Day to Connect, Create and Celebrate
On Monday 30th March, RMC hosted the Festival of Unity, bringing the Walsall community together for a day full of laughter, creativity and shared moments. Families, friends and neighbours came together to celebrate community, creativity and connection across the town.
Sips and Stories event
Read the Sips and stories book, created following an event which brought together members of the community for conversation around a series of simple, but meaningful questions
Zahra’s Story
Zahra, a survivor of domestic abuse, is rebuilding her life with the support of RMC. After receiving free, regulated, immigration support from our caseworkers, she can now look forward to a future where she and her daughter can live in peace.
Local Elections 2026 – Your guide
Local elections across the West Midlands will determine who runs the essential services we use every day. This guide breaks down who can vote, why your voice matters, and the voter ID rules you need to know before heading to the poll.
Changes to Settlement Rules for Dependents of Domestic Abuse Victims
We are pleased to share significant news regarding the immigration rules for families of domestic abuse survivors. The Government has announced a vital policy reversal that will protect vulnerable children and dependents.
Improved wellbeing of resettled refugees report
Our latest impact report, covering January to December 2025, highlights how RMC’s Women’s Groups in Birmingham have become a vital lifeline for resettled refugees.
The Invisibility of Migrant Women in National Data
Article written by RMC for the Women’s Budget Group looking into how migration is deeply gendered, yet data often makes migrant women statistically invisible.
The impact of the Earned Settlement Policy Proposals on victims of domestic abuse with No Recourse to Public Funds (NRPF)
New government proposals suggest that to stay in the UK permanently, people must “earn” settlement through high earnings and English skills. RMC’s explores what these are, and how changes could adversly affect women and trap domestic abuse victims in dangerous situations.
