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Residents feel seen, loved, and respected by Kairos staff,which gives them hope and self-worth...
Kairos Housing provides short-term shared accommodation and specialist one-to-one support for asylum seekers and refugees in Blackburn with Darwen who are experiencing homelessness and destitution after receiving a decision—whether positive or negative—on their asylum claim.
We support individuals who have fled persecution in their home countries due to their race, religion, nationality, political opinion or membership of a particular social group. Our guests are housed in fully furnished two-bedroom properties across Blackburn and Darwen, offering them a safe and stable place to rebuild their lives.
We support individuals who have fled persecution in their home countries due to their race, religion, nationality, political opinion or membership of a particular social group. Our guests are housed in fully furnished two-bedroom properties across Blackburn and Darwen, offering them a safe and stable place to rebuild their lives.
When you have a map actually in front of you, you know where to go...
Referrals for refugee guests are made through Blackburn with Darwen Housing Needs. We accept referrals for asylum seekers experiencing destitution through ARC in Blackburn and DARE in Darwen.
If [I do not] have Kairos, I am homeless...
Our homes provide a place of sanctuary for single adult asylum seekers whose appeal rights are exhausted (ARE) and who have No Recourse to Public Funds (NRPF). We offer them free, safe, and secure housing, along with a small weekly support payment and donations in kind to help with essential living supplies.
We also house individuals at risk of homelessness who have recently been granted refugee status, providing not just accommodation but also hands-on support to help them navigate their new circumstances. We assist with tenancy management, budgeting, benefit applications and appointments, ensuring they can sustain their housing and work towards independence.
Through weekly check-ins, one-to-one support and community connections, we empower all our guests to access essential services, improve their wellbeing and build a stable foundation for the future.
We also house individuals at risk of homelessness who have recently been granted refugee status, providing not just accommodation but also hands-on support to help them navigate their new circumstances. We assist with tenancy management, budgeting, benefit applications and appointments, ensuring they can sustain their housing and work towards independence.
Through weekly check-ins, one-to-one support and community connections, we empower all our guests to access essential services, improve their wellbeing and build a stable foundation for the future.
The accommodation gives residents autonomy and helps them feel safe.
