What a lovely day for a garden party! And what a lovely garden to have it in!

Wycombe Refugee Partnership was delighted to welcome Jamie Jibberish, the Humanitarian Magician who uses tricks to entertain children.

Wycombe Refugee Partnership was pleased to welcome about 80 people at the Museum grounds in August to run our annual event in such a beautiful environment.

On the 26th October 2019, Imad Alarnab, who was one of the first refugees that we resettled and supported, returned to High Wycombe to cater for a dinner event at All Saints Church. Read more about the event

Wycombe Refugee Partnership organised an Autumn Gala Dinner for 120 people.

Chilterns Area Quaker Meeting has bought a halfway house for refugee families. It is called Mellor House, in memory of the donors of the legacy which paid for it.