https://www.phf.org.uk/our-work-in-the-uk/migration-integration/
We envision a world in which everyone is free to move, and no one is forced to move.
For us, this means a world where:
Our funding is our contribution to help bring about this future. We believe this is only possible through collective and collaborative effort between individuals, organisations, movements, funders and beyond.
This shared vision of the future, priorities and commitments were all shaped by input from people who work towards migrant justice every day, and those with direct experience of the UK’s previous and current immigration systems.
Whilst the full impact of the current pandemic is unclear, we are in no doubt about the immediate challenges that many of the organisations and people we fund, and the individuals and communities they support, are facing. We have been in contact with all our grantees...
Over the last couple weeks, our Head of Programme – Migration, Letícia Ishibashi has been sharing some updates related to the new iteration of our Migration Fund. In this blog, she explains what our new vision means for our grant-making...
As we gear towards the reopening of our Migration Fund this spring, Letícia Ishibashi, our Head of Migration – Programme, explains what has led us to our new vision and what this means for our grant-making. For a few decades now, Paul...
As we prepare to launch the new iteration of our migration programme in early spring, Letícia Ishibashi, our Head of Programme - Migration, looks back at how the Foundation’s work has evolved through the years, what we have learned from our...
Shreya Gautam joined PHF in the summer to lead on reviewing and planning our annual migration residential convening which brings together 100+ organisations and changemakers working towards migrant justice. In this blog, she reflects on...
Letícia Ishibashi, our Head of Programme – Migration, reflects on her first year in this role, the questions we have been asking ourselves, and our role as funders in helping shape the future we want to see for migrants and refugees.
On 31 May 2023 the Daily Telegraph published an extremely misleading article about our support to the UK’s migration sector. Paul Hamlyn Foundation is an independent charitable funder; this means we use resources from the endowment left by our founder towards our vision of a just society where everyone,...
We are pleased to announce that Liz Winder and Paula Gay are joining the senior leadership team of the Foundation in September.
We are embarking on a discovery phase during 2023 and will share our learning as we go.
We are pleased that the Foundation has moved from a B to an A score in this year’s Foundation Practice Rating. This reflects intentional work from staff and trustees across a number of years. But is it true to say we struggle with the idea that...
Providing help to young people leaving care with uncertainty looming over their immigration status, can improve lives, save money, and strengthen the system of wider support, finds a new report published by the National Children’s...
Whilst the full impact of the current pandemic is unclear, we are in no doubt about the immediate challenges that many of the organisations and people we fund, and the individuals and communities they support, are facing. We have been in contact with all our grantees...
Over the last couple weeks, our Head of Programme – Migration, Letícia Ishibashi has been sharing some updates related to the new iteration of our Migration Fund. In this blog, she explains what our new vision means for our grant-making...
As we gear towards the reopening of our Migration Fund this spring, Letícia Ishibashi, our Head of Migration – Programme, explains what has led us to our new vision and what this means for our grant-making. For a few decades now, Paul...
As we prepare to launch the new iteration of our migration programme in early spring, Letícia Ishibashi, our Head of Programme - Migration, looks back at how the Foundation’s work has evolved through the years, what we have learned from our...
Shreya Gautam joined PHF in the summer to lead on reviewing and planning our annual migration residential convening which brings together 100+ organisations and changemakers working towards migrant justice. In this blog, she reflects on...
Letícia Ishibashi, our Head of Programme – Migration, reflects on her first year in this role, the questions we have been asking ourselves, and our role as funders in helping shape the future we want to see for migrants and refugees.
On 31 May 2023 the Daily Telegraph published an extremely misleading article about our support to the UK’s migration sector. Paul Hamlyn Foundation is an independent charitable funder; this means we use resources from the endowment left by our founder towards our vision of a just society where everyone,...
We are pleased to announce that Liz Winder and Paula Gay are joining the senior leadership team of the Foundation in September.
We are embarking on a discovery phase during 2023 and will share our learning as we go.
We are pleased that the Foundation has moved from a B to an A score in this year’s Foundation Practice Rating. This reflects intentional work from staff and trustees across a number of years. But is it true to say we struggle with the idea that...
Providing help to young people leaving care with uncertainty looming over their immigration status, can improve lives, save money, and strengthen the system of wider support, finds a new report published by the National Children’s...