WWCUK is a charity in London that provides advice, support and services to Portuguese and Spanish speaking people in the UK. We give a voice to people who might otherwise have no access to the benefits and services available to them. We combat homelessness, debt, and health issues while improving access to services, education and other people in their wider community.
WWCUK is the only Organisation which provides support & services to Portuguese speaking migrants & refugees & other minority ethnics combined.
that breaks down barriers for existing and newcomers, from Angola, Guine-Bissau, Cape-Verde, Mozambique, Sao-Tome, Brazil, Portugal and other ethnic minorities
that hold Quality Assurance Advice in general help with case work on housing, welfare, benefits, immigration & refugees and debt issues
Read Moreactively continues to develop our outreach work services to meet the needs the most vulnerable members of our community.
Read More• Provide free, impartial advice and information to Portuguese and Spanish speaking members of the UK’s African and BME communities
• Provide an exceptional high quality service
• Ensure advice is always independent of the policies of funders
• Increase service user involvement to help our clients shape us and our work
• Develop volunteer services
• Actively secure funding to expand the operating capacity of the organisation to meet the needs of our client base.
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Changes to the Knowledge of language and life in the UK requirement for settlement and naturalisation From 28 October 2013, there will be two…
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NEW HOUSING LAW Local housing allowance restrictions Extended -Private tenants up to 25 years old get a reduced help with their rent. This extended …
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The only organisation which provides support & services to Portuguese speaking migrants & refugees & other minority ethnics combined. WWC is the only community…
Read MoreWelwitschia Welfare Centre is able to arrange volunteer placement for all members of the community irrespective of their race, religion, nationality,sexual orientation or HIV status. It can also offer volunteer placements for individuals from other backgrounds. It has volunteers from Slovakia, Colombia, Ecuador and Angola. Most of our volunteers are women and young people.
