Welcome to our new blog page

Here we will feature posts about the work of Malvern Welcomes, together with other relevant stories and experiences. Below is a message from our Chair, Dan Herbert. You will find a copy of this message in our December 2025 newsletter.  Message from the Chair    In a year of ever-increasing hostility to people displaced around the world, it’s been easy to be demoralised. The language around illegality and the othering of people in need...

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11th edition of our newsletter released
Apr30

11th edition of our newsletter released

The 11th edition of our newsletter is now available on the newsletter page.

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Husband and wife after one month in the UK
Aug14

Husband and wife after one month in the UK

“We are very happy in Malvern. Everyone is so friendly in the flats where they live and when they go shopping in Barnards Green. They have had tea in Morrisons and enjoyed it, although English food is very different from Arabic food. They had baked potato and the boys had chips! They love chips! We are enjoying all the support we are getting to learn English and feel we are improving”. W and A husband and wife – after one month...

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Awards nomination for Malvern Welcomes
Feb21

Awards nomination for Malvern Welcomes

Malvern Welcomes has been nominated for the Improving Lives award at the Pride of Malvern Hills Community Awards 2019. We are delighted to see this recognition of the amazing team effort of so many committed volunteers who give  generously of their time. We are proud to know that our work to create a culture of welcome for refugees is valued in our town.

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7th edition of our newsletter released
Nov20

7th edition of our newsletter released

The 7th edition of our newsletter is now available on the newsletter page.

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AGM and Open Meeting
Oct31

AGM and Open Meeting

Malvern Welcomes held its AGM and Open meeting on Thursday October 11th. We have now been a registered charity for just over a year and what a busy year it has been! The meeting was attended by over 60 people, who enjoyed delicious homemade baklava, made by one of the refugee families. Having been in position for the first year all the Trustees were required to resign and put themselves up for re-election. Dick Stockford, Ruth...

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