Bridgeway Mission is a Charitable Incorporated Organisation- CIO. Charity number: 1195873
We are aware of the ethnic, cultural and linguistic barriers that minority families
can face when they arrive in the UK and so we are a connecting and empowering Hub concerned for families in need from the Middle East and Eastern countries, including r
Bridgeway Mission is a Charitable Incorporated Organisation- CIO. Charity number: 1195873
We are aware of the ethnic, cultural and linguistic barriers that minority families
can face when they arrive in the UK and so we are a connecting and empowering Hub concerned for families in need from the Middle East and Eastern countries, including refugees, new immigrants and other minority ethnic groups.
Bridgeway Mission also provides support and services to various BAME groups and most recently support for families from Afghanistan who are living in Colchester.
Our primary focus is sharing Godʼs love with people from Middle Eastern and Eastern backgrounds. Our vision is both spiritual and practical. We seek to serve our Middle Eastern and Eastern background neighbours in practical ways, endeavouring to meet them at their point of need, helping them integrate into their local communities through
Our primary focus is sharing Godʼs love with people from Middle Eastern and Eastern backgrounds. Our vision is both spiritual and practical. We seek to serve our Middle Eastern and Eastern background neighbours in practical ways, endeavouring to meet them at their point of need, helping them integrate into their local communities through building their understanding, confidence and self esteem, and encouraging their ongoing education and employment.
In August 2021, we welcomed 170 people who came from Afghanistan after the Taliban problem in Kabul. We worked with the local churches and local community groups to give donations such as fridges, a washing machine, a cooker, sofas, and a bed to the newly arrived families.
We are being supported by Essex County Council to give grants and t
In August 2021, we welcomed 170 people who came from Afghanistan after the Taliban problem in Kabul. We worked with the local churches and local community groups to give donations such as fridges, a washing machine, a cooker, sofas, and a bed to the newly arrived families.
We are being supported by Essex County Council to give grants and to organize social events for newcomers from Afghanistan to Colchester.
Bridgeway Mission wants to thank All Churches Trust for the funds received on the 1st of January 2022 as it enables our work of continuing to assist Afghan families to integrate into UK life mainly by feeding them and supporting them with furniture.
Bridgeway Mission wants to thank Kirby_le_Soken Evangelical Church for supporting our mission by collecting donations at their Carol Service to be used in our work in Bridgeway.
If you want to support the ministry, you can donate to our Stewardship partner account number: 20370847 (Bridgeway mission) or to Bridgeway mission bank account, sort code 20-19-97 and the Account number is 23244741
Bridgeway Mission CIO is also registered on Amazonsmile.co.uk. if anyone does shopping through them and chooses (Bridgeway Mission charity) we get £0.5 donations from amazon smile for each item you buy.
We help people bridge the gap between their country of origin and the new country. Our community (refugees and asylum seekers) are likely living in poverty, as they are not able to work and are new arrival in the country. They suffer from several barriers, as the first and most important one is that they cannot speak English, which guide
We help people bridge the gap between their country of origin and the new country. Our community (refugees and asylum seekers) are likely living in poverty, as they are not able to work and are new arrival in the country. They suffer from several barriers, as the first and most important one is that they cannot speak English, which guide them to loneliness, isolation and reduction in their mental health and wellbeing. We help the people to rebuild their new life in the new country by supporting them financially, such as with food, clothes, etc. These help them reduce the complex issues they face. We are aware of the ethnic, cultural, and linguistic barriers that minority families can face when they arrive in the UK, so we are a connecting and empowering Hub concerned for families in need from Middle Eastern and Eastern countries, including refugees, new immigrants, asylum seekers and other minority ethnic groups. Many refugees and immigrants (more vulnerable to discrimination and exploitation) live in fear when they arrive in a new country because there is difficulty speaking and learning English, securing housing, facing difficulty with transportation, cultural barriers, and problems with prejudice from the new culture. All these problems lead them to multiple stressors that can impact their mental well-being, including the loss of cultural norms, religious customs, and social support systems. This guides them to feel isolated from the culture. The asylum seekers fear being sent home as their documentation or status is questioned.Bridgeway is doing many social activities to help refugees and asylum seekers integrate into the Colchester community. We are friendly with our community, we visit them weekly, and we talk to them and hear from them about their needs and problems.We aim to empower the refugees community to become more confident and independent and achieve their ambitions and goals, as they are unemployed and their income is low, which means that the refugees cannot meet their basic needs, such as food.
Our organisation always respect the unique needs, perspectives, and potential of our diverse workforce whilst supporting the refugees and asylum seekers in our community. As a result, we earn deeper trust and commitment in our community due to the diverse and inclusive work we provide.
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