Windrush Scandal

Windrush compensation is available to people of all ages and nationalities, including those from African, Asian and Carribean backgrounds

Early Intervention and Prevention

Supporting migrant survivors of domestic abuse facing complex barriers.

Muna’s story – a mother rebuilding life in safety

After arriving in the UK with her young British son, who has severe autism and ADHD, Muna arrived at RMC seeking help.
They had fled conflict and arrived destitute, struggling to meet even their basic needs and did not know how to access support.

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.

Emmanuel’s Story

This extremely complex case did not fit neatly into the immigration rules which left Emmanuel only seeking help after becoming homeless and hospitalised.

Fee Waiver – Call for evidence

RMC’s submission to the ICIBI on the Home Office’s fee waiver process, highlighting significant delays, inconsistent decision-making, and recurring code errors.

Esis story

Esi’s journey is a powerful example of how lives can be rebuilt with the right help at the right time.

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.

Response to the Migration Advisory Committee review on the Minimum Income Requirement

Hassan’s story

Thanks to expert support and determination, Hassan was granted Indefinite Leave to Remain in the UK as a survivor of domestic abuse. He is now living independently, free from violence, and rebuilding his life with the security of immigration status. He is finally able to look ahead to a future filled with hope and dignity.