Welcome to Migrateful
We are an award-winning UK charity with a mission to support migrants, refugees and asylum seekers in their journey to integration. Our work also focuses on shifting negative attitudes about migration and shedding light on important issues related to migrant rights and well-being.
Migrateful chefs
The Migrateful chef family now represents over 30 different countries. Find out more about our chefs and the stories that brought them to the UK.
OUR CLASSES
Cookery classes open to the public
Learn delicious and authentic recipes from around the world, practice a different language, and meet new people for a cultural exchange online and in person.
Migrateful’s cookery classes help support migrants and refugees struggling to rebuild their lives.
Team building cookery classes for organisations
Looking for the perfect team building activity for your office, whilst also making a huge difference to the life of our refugee chefs?
Or how about an online corporate class for your remote team? A fun and socially responsible alternative to zoom games!
Private cookery classes for friends & family
Would you like to have a private session with your family and or friends? A familiar experience cooking and having fun together, led by one of our chefs?
Or maybe you are looking for a way to connect online with your loved ones? Our private group online classes might be what you need!
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Latest articles from Migrateful blog
Migrateful Chefs Salute their Sisters this Black…
From civil rights activist, poet & author Maya Angelou to Ndaté Yalla Mbodj - a 19th-century Senegalese queen who fought against French colonisation - Migrateful chefs salute their sisters!
October 19, 2023
Impact of UK’s New Immigration Plan to…
Brexit has signalled a new trend in the UK's approach to immigration, and the recent change of administration has done little to alter this roadmap. This increasing drive to stop immigration into the UK just reached new heights with the most recent proposal, presented by Home Secretary Suella Braverman, which is set to affect current visa-holding students and workers, as well as Family Visa candidates.
March 7, 2023
Lebanon after the Beirut Explosion
n the early days of August 2020, after years of improper fertiliser storage, Warehouse 12 in Lebanon’s port of Beirut exploded.
Over two years later, the aftermath of that fateful August day remains remembered in the hearts and minds of people everywhere.
December 8, 2022
Solidarity Fund
Many of our chefs are unable to legally work and have no recourse to public funds whilst they are awaiting a decision from the Home Office about their immigration status. Our solidarity fund enables them to pay for some of their basic needs such as transport and food.