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Refugee Information 1. Newport Train Station, 10. Maindee Library, Open Monday - Friday, Staff help available Monday- Saturday 10am–5pm & Saturday, 10am-1pm 24 hours a day & Sunday, 8am-11:59pm 01633 309443 0333 005 0501 Free bus to HM Courts & Tribunal Services in 10. Maindee Library, Langstone available 79 Chepstow Rd, NP19 8BY Welcome Open Monday - Friday, 10am–5pm & Saturday, 2. Newport Central Bus Station, 10am-1pm Desk open Monday - Friday, 7am-6pm & 01633 309443 Saturday, 9am – 4pm (closed for lunch 12-12:30pm) to Newport 01633 263 600 11. Royal Gwent Hospital, 01633 234234 This guide gives you information on the services and support available to refugees in 3. Information Station, Emergency Department open 24 hours a day, Newport; including names, addresses, contact details and location. Open Monday – Friday, 8:30am–5pm 7 days a week. 01633 656656 Open Access Clinic: www.wales.nhs.uk/ sitesplus/866/page/60999 4. Central Library, Open Tuesday-Friday, 9am-5:30pm & 12. SEWREC, Saturday, 9am-4pm. Open Monday-Thursday, 9am-5pm & 01633 656656 Friday, 9am-4:30pm. To register for an ESOL (English for speakers of 01633 250006 other languages) class visit the community learning · Lighthouse Refugee Accommodation Support desk on the third floor from Tuesday to Friday and Service, 9:30am-4pm (Monday, Tuesday, bring your passport or identity card. Thursday),1-4pm (Wednesday and Friday). · Health Nurse: health drop-in Mondays, 10am- 5. Central Police Station, 1pm Open 24 hours a day, · Migrant Help: outreach Drop in every first 7 days a week. Wednesday of the month, 10am-3pm 01633 838111 13. Shaftesbury Church, 6. Post Office, Shaftesbury Street, NP20 5JH Emergency Help Kingsway Shopping Centre, International drop-in Tuesdays, 12:45pm-2:45pm Dial 999 for ambulance, fire or police when a life is at risk. Dial 101 for non-emergencies. 19 Sovereign Arcade, NP20 1EB Open Monday-Saturday, 9am-5:30pm 14. SHARE Centre, 01633 258151 ESOL lessons available each day at SHARE Supplementary Bus HM Courts & Tribunal Services depending on level of learning A supplementary bus is available for HM Courts & Tribunal Services in Langstone. Buses depart from 7. Bethel Community Church, 01633 212782 Newport Railway Station at 09:00, 09:30 and 13:15. Buses depart from AIT Columbus House at 12:00, Email Sarah Croft, Mark and Claire Seymour at http://www.share-centre.org.uk/ 14:00 and 16:00. Each bus has 8 seats. Please be aware seats are limited and will be allocated on a first [email protected] 01633 212327 15. British Red Cross, come first served basis. These timings are approximate and may be subject to change or delay. Newport www.bethelnewport.co.uk/sanctuary Monday-Friday, 9am-4pm Hearing Centre does not accept responsibility for any delays to this service. WRC Play Development for families and children - 01633 245750 Wednesdays 12-2pm · Women’s Support Group: ESOL classes (informal Additional Information and accredited) Monday - Wednesday. 8. Welsh Refugee Council (WRC), Contact Theresa Mgadzah Jones on 01633 Solicitors — A list of legal aid migration solicitors in Wales can be found at: www.newport.gov.uk/ Monday, Tuesday & Thursday, 9:30am-4:30pm, 245774 / 07738 341752 migration Wednesday & Friday, 9:30am-12:30pm · Destitution Service for refugees and people Asylum Justice — Legal support for asylum seekers who no longer have access to Legal Aid; Services in Newport include: Asylum Rights Pro- seeking asylum- referral required. Contact Ian gramme for asylum seekers, Move - On support Weaver on 07764 252503. support for refugees with family reunion applications. You must visit Monday surgery (6:00 – 20:30) in for refugees, Destitution support for asylum · International Family Tracing Service: tracing of City United Reformed Church, Windsor Place Cardiff CF10 3BZ with all HO documents and solicitors seekers and refugees, Support for Asylum Seeking family with whom people have lost contact with letters. Tel: 029 2049 9421 [email protected] Women Only contact Roxanne Manson on 02920 each other. 432 975 or 07866 494 413 · Family Reunion: working to reunite families. Migrant/Asylum Help — Migrant Help give advice and support to vulnerable migrants in the UK. Contact Melanie Thomas on 01633 245763 or Web: www.migranthelpuk.org Tel: 0808 8000 630 9. Community House, 07834 525346. Telephone numbers for other languages can be found on: www.asylumhelpuk.org/contact-us/ ESOL Classes and more 01633 265486 Tros Gynnal — Advocacy for young refugees aged 11-25— Info: www.trosgynnal.org.uk www.newport.gov.uk 1. Newport Train Station, 9. Community House, High Street, NP20 4AX Eaton Road, NP19 0BL Evans St Wheeler St Staff help available Monday- Saturday Hoskins St ESOL Classes and more 24 hours a day & Sunday, 8am-11:59pm Ledbury Dr 01633 265486 Pugsley St 0333 005 0501 Queen’s Cl Turner St 13 10. Maindee Library, A4042 2. Newport Central Bus Station, Caerleon Rd 79 Chepstow Rd, NP19 8BY Friars Walk, NP20 1HA Corelli St Open Monday - Friday, 10am– Wyndham St Desk open Monday - Friday, 7am-6pm Junction Rd Llanvair Rd 5pm & Saturday, 10am-1pm & Saturday, 9am – 4pm (closed for Rudry St 01633 309443 lunch 12-12:30pm) E Usk Rd Queen’s Hill 01633 263 600 Church Rd 11. Royal Gwent Hospital, Bond St Cardiff Rd, Newport Lucas St 3. Information Station, A4042 NP20 2UB Old Station Building, NP20 4AX B4596 01633 234234 Prince St Open Monday – Friday, 8:30am–5pm Exeter St Emergency Department open Locke St 24 hours a day, 01633 656656 Hereford St B4237 Clarence Pl Corporation Rd 10 St Mark’s Cres 7 days a week. London St Rodney Rd Cedar Rd 4. Central Library, Pentonville Mill St Open Access Clinic: Fields Rd Chepstow Rd John Frost Square, NP20 1PA Bedford Rd www.wales.nhs.uk/ sitesplus/866/page/60999 Open Tuesday-Friday, 9am-5:30pm & Marlborough Rd Fields Rd 3 Saturday, 9am-4pm. Bedford Rd Harrow Rd A4042 Devon Pl 12. SEWREC, Serpentine Rd 01633 656656 Godfrey Rd MARKET STREET QUEENSWAY CAMBRIAN ROAD 137 Commercial St, NP20 1L Rugby Rg Newport GRIFFIN STREET Open Monday-Thursday, 9am- 5. Central Police Station, Methuen Rd 3 Cardiff Rd, NP20 Eton Rd 5pm & Friday, 9am-4:30pm. 1 SKINNER STREET Station St Rodney Parade Corporation Rd Rugby Rd 01633 250006 Open 24 hours a day, Godfrey Rd Wharf Rd Faulkner Rd 7 days a week. 2 9 Bridge St Gordon St Llanwern St 13. Shaftesbury Church, 01633 838111Oakfield Rd CORN STREET Friars Walk Bishton St Clytha Park Rd 7 Shaftesbury Street, NP20 5JH Baneswell Rd STOW HILL Shopping Centre COMMERCIAL STREET 6. Post Offi ce, International drop-in Tuesdays, Kingsway Shopping Centre, B4237 12:45pm-2:45pm Bailey St Bailey Rodney Rd Tunnel Terrace School Ln 19 Sovereign Arcade, NP20 1EB North Street Cyril St Open Monday-Saturday, 9am-5:30pm Blewitt St West St 14. SHARE Centre, B4591 Corporation Rd Albert Terrace 01633 258151 Stow Hill 4 88 Stow Hill, NP20 4DW Bryngwyn Rd Kingsway ESOL lessons available each Shopping Centre Charles St Usk Way Coverack Rd day at SHARE depending on 7. Bethel CommunityLlanthewy Rd Church, George St 40 Stow Hill, NP20 1JG Talbot Ln level of learning Stow Hill 12 Feering St Jones St Emlyn St 01633 212782 Email Sarah Croft, Mark and Claire 6 Cross Ln http://www.share-centre.org.uk/ Seymour at sanctuary@bethelnewport. 14 Hill St Caroline St Commercial Rd Lower Dock St co.uk George St Park Square 15. British Red Cross, 01633 212327 Brynhyfryd Rd Melton St Bradbury House, www.bethelnewport.co.uk/sanctuary Clifton Rd Granville St Lower Dock Palmyra Pl 8. Welsh Refugee Kingsway 8 Street, NP20 2DW Council (WRC), Stow Hill Stow Hill Monday-Friday, 9am-4pm King St 01633 245750 66 Lower Dock Street NP20 1EF George St Monday, Tuesday & Thursday, 9:30am- Keynsham Ave 15 Queen St Usk Way 4:30pm, Wednesday & Friday, 9:30am- Cardi Rd 12:30pm Ruperra St 5 Commercial Rd S Market St Clytha Square Friars Field Mountjoy St 11 www.newport.gov.uk 1. Gorsaf Drenau Casnewydd, 9. Tý Cymunedol, Mae help gan staff ar gael o ddydd Llun i ddydd Dosbarthiadau ESOL (Saesneg i siaradwyr ieithoedd Sadwrn 24 awr y dydd ac ar ddydd Sul, 8am- eraill) a mwy 01633 265486 Croeso 11:59pm 0333 005 0501 Mae bws ar gael am ddim i Wasanaeth Llysoedd a 10. Llyfrgell Maendy, Thribiwnlysoedd EM yn Langstone 79 Heol Cas-gwent, NP19 8BY Ar agor o ddydd Llun i ddydd Gwener, 10am-5pm ac i Gasnewydd 2. Gorsaf Fysiau Canolog Casnewydd, ar ddydd Sadwrn, 10am-1pm 01633 309443 Mae’r ddesg ar agor o ddydd Llun i ddydd Gwen- er, 7am-6pm ac ar ddydd Sadwrn, 9am-4pm (ar 11. Ysbyty Brenhinol Gwent, Mae’r canllaw hwn yn rhoi gwybodaeth i chi am y gwasanaethau a’r cymorth sydd ar gael i gau amser cinio 12:00-12:30pm) Adran Achosion Brys ar agor 24 awr y dydd, 7 ffoaduriaid yng Nghasnewydd; gan gynnwys enwau, cyfeiriadau, manylion cyswllt a lleoliadau. 01633 263 600 diwrnod yr wythnos. Clinig Mynediad Agored: http://www.wales.nhs.uk/ 3. Gorsaf Wybodaeth, sitesplus/866/tudalen/60999 01633 234234 Ar agor o ddydd Llun i ddydd Gwener, 8:30am–5pm 01633 656656 12. SEWREC Ar agor o ddydd Llun i ddydd Iau, 9am-5pm ac ar 4. Y Llyfrgell Ganolog, ddydd Gwener, 9am-4:30pm. 01633 250006 Ar agor o ddydd Mawrth i ddydd Gwener, 9am- · Gwasanaeth Cymorth Llety i Ffoaduriaid 5:30pm ac ar ddydd Sadwrn, 9am-4pm. Lighthouse, 9:30am-4pm (Dydd Llun, dydd Mawrth, 01633 656656 dydd Iau), 1-4pm (dydd Mercher a dydd Gwener) Er mwyn cofrestru ar gyfer dosbarth ESOL (Saesneg · Nyrs Iechyd: sesiynau galw heibio ar gyfer iechyd ar i siaradwyr ieithoedd eraill) ewch at y ddesg dysgu ddydd Llun, 10am-1pm cymunedol ar y trydydd llawr o ddydd Mawrth i · Cymorth i Ymfudwyr: sesiynau galw heibio ar gyfer ddydd Gwener a sicrhewch fod gennych eich pasport allgymorth ar ddydd Mercher cyntaf bob mis, 10am- neu eich cerdyn adnabod.
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