The Reunite Families UK Letter May 2023
Read the latest edition of the Reunite Families UK Letter with loads of information of new webinars, campaigns and news
Reunite Families hiring Project Manager for mental-health research
As part of our research on the mental health impact of the UK’s spouse visa rules on children we are now looking for a short-term Project Manager to…
Reunited Families UK Mental Health Research
Reunite Families UK is currently coordinating an important research project looking into the mental health impacts of the UK spouse visa rules on children and…
Mother’s Day 2023: celebrating the fearless mums that continue to fight to be reunited
This Mother’s Day we celebrate mothers all over the world but especially the many fearless mums, mothers-in-waiting and grandmothers in our network who have to…
House of Lords Committee finds family migration policies failing both families and society as a whole
Family migration policies are failing both families and society as a whole. This was one of the key conclusions (not surprising for us unfortunately) contained…
Reunite Families UK disappointed by PM and government lack of engagement on spousal visa issues
Reunite Families UK is extremely disappointed by the response received on behalf of the Prime Minister to the letter we coordinated that asked for the…
Intercontinental love
What is love? love does not have a singular definition; science can’t pinpoint it or explain it in a sentence or two. It’s a philosophical…
Suella Braverman intends to raise the current Minimum Income Requirement
On Boxing Day morning, most Times readers will have opened a story about tighter rules for family migration, had a quick read and moved on.…
