Ahmed’s Art Therapy Story
Ahmed's journey, marked by resilience and the transformative power of art, inspires young people at Baca to thrive.
Read StoryHere’s the latest from Baca. We hope these stories inspire and motivate you to get involved with our work at Baca, and to do what you can to welcome child refugees. Due to the nature of our work, the names used in our stories our not our young people's real names, to protect their identities.
Ahmed's journey, marked by resilience and the transformative power of art, inspires young people at Baca to thrive.
Read StoryHelping others, especially those who are struggling, is something Isaiah has always liked to do.
Read StoryVolunteering at Baca is a humbling and rewarding experience, witnessing the resilience and kindness of young refugees and inspiring philanthropic ambitions.
Read StoryMazar's return to Baca College demonstrates the lasting impact of education, inspiring others to learn and thrive.
Read StoryInternship at Baca: A transformative experience, igniting my passion for a meaningful career.
Read StoryAn exhibition featuring artwork inspired by injera celebrates the culture and community of young refugees at Baca.
Read StoryIn October 2022, our celebration showcased a tantalizing array of dishes from all over the world, cooked by our young people, that caught the attention of Culture Leicestershire. Intrigued by the flavours cherished by our young people, they reached out to us, sparking an inspiring initiative to share these delicious foods with the wider community by creating a Baca recipe book.
Read StoryThe passing of the Rwanda Bill significantly erodes access to refugee rights and protection in the UK. This law affects people, including children who have been forced to flee their homes because of war, trafficking and persecution.
Read StoryWe all need help and support. Some of us much more than others. I had entered a 10km race around the lovely Carsington Water in Derbyshire. I was running on behalf of Baca – a charity which provides homes, support and help for young refugees.
Read StoryBaca is deeply saddened by the tragic loss of three young girls in Southport, and we stand in solidarity with Southport communities as they reconcile with this heartbreaking tragedy.
Read StoryIn mid-2023, long-term Baca supporter Oliver embarked on an 870-mile walk along the Welsh Coast Path, climbing 93,000 feet, as both a personal adventure and a way to raise money for Baca and the RNLI.
Read StoryWhen I came to the UK, I wanted to learn how to cook. At the beginning, cooking was hard for me. Every time I cooked my residential support worker helped me. Now we have this book, we can teach each other at Baca.
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