We have all witnessed the devastating impact of the ongoing war in Ukraine and the unfolding humanitarian crisis as more and more people are forced to flee their homes.

If you have arrived in Northern Ireland from Ukraine, under either the Family Scheme or Homes for Ukraine Scheme, you should go to an assistance centre. These centres are in Ballymena, Belfast, Craigavon and Newry.

Northern Ireland is ready to welcome people from Ukraine and we are thankful that you have arrived safely here with us. We want to help you transition to life here and ensure that you know how to access the support available to you, including housing, employment and access to education.

Guidance on support available to Ukrainian nationals and their family members.

In response to this, following discussion with the Association of Ukrainians in Great Britain, Barnardo’s have set up the Ukrainian Support Helpline to provide

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Links to language support, initiatives and resources for those affected by the crisis in Ukraine.

The following Law Society of Northern Ireland member firms and legal service providers have confirmed they are in a position to offer pro-bono (Free) advice and assistance in relation to Immigration and Asylum work relevant to the ongoing crisis in Ukraine.

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