We are currently full but will open our Waiting List in summer 2026
To be notified when our waiting list for September 2026 opens, please sign up here with your email:
If you need support now please contact one of the organisations listed below.
Frequently Asked Questions
When will ICRM contact me?
We will contact you in summer 2026 to invite you formally join the Waiting List.
What happens when I have completed the Waiting List form?
We will contact you in early September 2026, everyone on our waiting list will be invited to attend a registration day.
When do I need to send my ID?
We will contact you and let you know when to send us your ID.
Should I come to the Centre if I have a question?
Please don’t visit the Centre before we contact you, unfortunately due to high demand for our services we can only work with registered clients. If you have any questions please contact an organisation on the list above. If your question is about registration you can email info.islingtoncentre@gmail.com.
What if I no longer want to be on the waiting list?
Please email us at info.islingtoncentre@gmail.com with your full name and we will remove you from the list.
What if I want to add my friend or family member to the waiting list? (over 18 years old)
Please send them the form and they will be added to the list.
What if I want to add my friend or family member to the waiting list? (under 18 years old)
We are unable to work with anyone under 18 years old, please refer to the list of organisations below.
Other Resources and Community Support
In the meantime please see our recommendations below of organisations which can offer specific support.
Complete services for refugees and asylum seekers
Support for asylum seekers, refugees and migrants who are children or young people
020 8684 9140
Non-urgent Medical Help
Non-emergency number
Dental Advice Helpline
Central London Action on Sexual Health (CLASH)
Central London Action on Sexual Health (CLASH) HIV related help
111
01788 539780
0203 317 5252
0203 317 5100
Emergency Contact and Crisis Numbers
Police, Fire, Ambulance
Emergency when there is a threat to life (ONLY IN EMERGENCIES)
999
Mental Health
Homelessness
Immigration and Asylum Support
Free Asylum Helpline (open everyday, 24/7)
Free immigration advice line in French or English. Available Monday, Wednesday, and Fridays 10:30am – 1:30pm
0207 440 2669
Free housing and welfare benefit advice line in French or English. Available Wednesdays 10:30am – 1:30pm
0207 440 2669
Bail for Immigration Detainees
Immigration Detainee Helpline – open 10am to 12 noon Monday to Thursday (outside these times leave a message)
020 7456 9750
Legal advice enquiries through email
casework@biduk.org
Domestic Abuse
What is domestic abuse?
“Domestic abuse as an incident or pattern of incidents of controlling, coercive, threatening, degrading and violent behaviour, including sexual violence, in the majority of cases by a partner or ex-partner, but also by a family member or carer. It is very common. In the vast majority of cases it is experienced by women and is perpetrated by men.” – Women’s Aid 2022
Islington Centre for Refugees and Migrants 