Celebrating Ramadan: Mosques around the World
30 March 2026
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Did you catch our social media posts during the first week of Ramadan? If not, fear not-we’ve brought everything together in one place so you
Did you catch our social media posts during the first week of Ramadan? If not, fear not-we’ve brought everything together in one place so you
We recently had the pleasure of running a six-week “Weave Your Own Tartan” workshop with Sophie from Radical Weavers – and what a success it
By Stanley Nwankwo In our maiden publication of this series – International Refugees’ Rights…, we explored some of the notable global frameworks that seek to
As we reflect on 2025, we’re filled with pride and gratitude for everything that has been achieved together at Forth Valley Welcome. This year has
A Series: Understanding the Global Framework on Refugees’ Rights By Stanley Nwankwo Following the renewed protests across the United Kingdom against recent policies on refugees
Often leaving their homes with very little, refugees are forced to start their new life in a foreign land on the back foot. With the
Scotland has a long history of welcoming people who’ve had to flee their homes due to lack of safety and seek asylum here. Scotland is
What an incredible day! Thank you so much to everybody who attended and all of the incredible people who made it happen. First of all, our
Forth Valley Welcome (FVW) is a registered charity which supports refugees from Syria, Sudan, South Sudan, Afghanistan, Ukraine, and Ethiopia being resettled in Stirling and
Navigating the job market as a New Scot can be a daunting journey, filled with challenges and uncertainties. We understand that many New Scots may not realise the full potential of volunteering beyond its altruistic aspect. It’s not just about giving back to the community; it’s also a powerful tool to enhance your employability skills and increase your chances of landing the job you want.
This National Apprenticeship Week (NAW), let’s look at the significance of apprenticeships for New Scots.
Tabitha Wedemann delves into the background of the Syrian War.
