The group set out their vision of how people should be housed while waiting for an asylum decision.

Our briefing for local authorities is based on the experiences of young people in Greater Manchester who we have supported with their immigration or citizenship applications.

Our 2025 report shares our achievements as we continue to stand alongside people navigating the UK’s immigration and asylum systems during a period of upheaval and hostility.

Our briefing explores how trust has been corroded between local authority housing teams, voluntary sector organisations, and refugees facing homelessness.  

A report on the experiences of children from our All4One youth group who were wrongly treated as adults by the Home Office.

A policy briefing published alongside our report, "This system destroys you".

A briefing about the impact on our communities of the Rwanda detentions and the racist riots that followed.

We’ve created a collective set of expectations for politicians in Greater Manchester, signed by organisations across the city-region. See our Campaigns page for more.

Our joint briefing with IPPR provides local authorities with practical information to ensure everyone in the North West can thrive.

A policy briefing with the key findings and recommendations of our report with Boaz Trust, "A Slow Violence: How immigration control forces people in Greater Manchester into destitution".

Our research with Boaz Trust found that people in our city-region are forced into destitution for years, sometimes decades, as a result of their immigration status. 

Children seeking safety told us how, on arriving in the UK, they found themselves in months and years of limbo. 

Our report with IPPR and Praxis finds that the ten-year route is holding people back and holding people down.

The Home Office are systematically carrying out short, inadequate age assessments and making the wrong decision as to a child’s age. 

Our report shows that the reporting system is doing invisible harm to children and young people.

Overnight, tens of thousands of people lost their right to be in the UK lawfully. The Government was warned that vulnerable people would be left behind by the EU Settlement Scheme.