Glasgow Live interviews Ronnie Tagwireyi
Everyone is a human being. Everyone deserves dignity, respect and compassion. This week our CEO, Ronnie Tagwireyi, was interviewed by Glasgow Live.  
Our aim is to relieve destitution and promote wellbeing for people within the asylum system in Scotland.
1,756
Individuals received travel support from us in 2024
£49.18
The amount those seeking asylum receive to survive on each week
5,500
People seeking asylum received support in Scotland at the end of December 2023
We prevent destitution and homelessness among refugees in Scotland through crucial, timely, practical support.
When I became homeless, I was surfing at my friends’ flats, wandering every day from flat-to-flat seeking help on where to spend nights. So many questions came into my mind,…
Everyone is a human being. Everyone deserves dignity, respect and compassion. This week our CEO, Ronnie Tagwireyi, was interviewed by Glasgow Live.  
We’re delighted to have launched our latest digital skills programme at Refugee Sanctuary Scotland, which commenced last week. We currently have 33 …
We commissioned Glasgow-based artist Jade Sturrock to deliver a series of art workshops for our service users and individuals seeking asylum. Jad…