(At the end of last year: 1. Over 875 refugees, asylum seekers and local residents will have a greater sense of independence and ability to engage with local community issues through the increased provision and accessibility of quality advice, information awareness, and volunteering programme, and translating & interpreting services. 2. Over 875 beneficiaries will gain knowledge and have improved awareness of the issues affecting them, and other life changes through workshops, in house meetings and social events. 3. Over 900 refugees and asylum seekers will benefit directly from the project’s welfare rights services including its casework, representations, and free translated information & services. 4. 900 refugees and asylum seekers will improve citizenship and lead to a more active and engaged community as the project will inform users of local events, and local mainstream providers and how to influence the social and political life in the borough, and fully be integrated. 5. Through organising meetings and social events, around 70 -80 beneficiaries will be brought together with indigenous to share experiences, engaged, and learn from their common issues and challenges. Beneficiaries will empower, gain self-esteem, confidence and control of their life, integrated, more engaged in local issues and improve their mutual understanding of cultures and backgrounds differences. 7. And around 900 beneficiaries will have stronger communities, with more active citizens working together to become community orientated champions)