The Icelandic Red Cross has branches all over Iceland that work according to our strategy in disaster services, with migrants, in health projects, clothing projects and more.
Support to persons with physical and intellectual disabilities.
Face to face consultations and referrals.
The Icelandic Red Cross has branches all over Iceland that work according to our strategy in disaster services, with migrants, in health projects, clothing projects and more.
If you are, or know someone who is experiencing violence or is a victim of another type of crime, contact the police.
The shelter is an open house for women who struggle with homelessness, live in unsafe conditions or have just arrived in housing after homelessness. The shelter is intended to be a safe place for the women to go during the day.
Face to face consultations and referrals.
Alcohol and drug counseling.
Support to persons with physical and intellectual disabilities.
Face to face consultations and referrals.
The Icelandic Red Cross has branches all over Iceland that work according to our strategy in disaster services, with migrants, in health projects, clothing projects and more.
Support to persons with physical and intellectual disabilities.
The shelter is an open house for women who struggle with homelessness, live in unsafe conditions or have just arrived in housing after homelessness. The shelter is intended to be a safe place for the women to go during the day.
Face to face consultations and referrals.
The Icelandic Red Cross runs around 19 stores all over Iceland and is the biggest clothing distributor in Iceland. The stores are a vital part in our fundraising team and when you buy clothes at the Red Cross store they become alive again, you also support environmental friendly shopping and the profits are used in our various humanitarian programs.
Service or support for family reunification and tracing family members - Restoring Family Links. While the process is decided by the relevant authorities, the tracing team of the Red Cross can support you in the process.
The Icelandic Red Cross has branches all over Iceland that work according to our strategy in disaster services, with migrants, in health projects, clothing projects and more.
Alcohol and drug counseling.
Shelter for homeless women
If you are, or know someone who is experiencing violence or is a victim of another type of crime, contact the police.
has projects providing food assistance, clothes and psychosocial support often offered to the asylum seekers as well as other vulnerable groups.
UTL is processing all the asylum claims and, helps with the legal aid in the process. You can contact them through email in case you need a lawyer. in your asylum case.
The Centre provides legal counselling for immigrants on the issues of human rights violations in Iceland. It is necessary to book an appointment beforehand.
Temporary, low-cost accommodation.
The shelter is an open house for women who struggle with homelessness, live in unsafe conditions or have just arrived in housing after homelessness. The shelter is intended to be a safe place for the women to go during the day.
Face to face consultations and referrals.
Service or support for family reunification and tracing family members - Restoring Family Links. While the process is decided by the relevant authorities, the tracing team of the Red Cross can support you in the process.
If you are, or know someone who is experiencing violence or is a victim of another type of crime, contact the police.
UTL is processing all the asylum claims and, helps with the legal aid in the process. You can contact them through email in case you need a lawyer. in your asylum case.
The Centre provides legal counselling for immigrants on the issues of human rights violations in Iceland. It is necessary to book an appointment beforehand.
Support to persons with physical and intellectual disabilities.
The Icelandic Red Cross has branches all over Iceland that work according to our strategy in disaster services, with migrants, in health projects, clothing projects and more.
has projects providing food assistance, clothes and psychosocial support often offered to the asylum seekers as well as other vulnerable groups.
Support to persons with physical and intellectual disabilities.
The shelter is an open house for women who struggle with homelessness, live in unsafe conditions or have just arrived in housing after homelessness. The shelter is intended to be a safe place for the women to go during the day.
Face to face consultations and referrals.
The Icelandic Red Cross has branches all over Iceland that work according to our strategy in disaster services, with migrants, in health projects, clothing projects and more.
Shelter for homeless women
Shelter for younger homeless men
has projects providing food assistance, clothes and psychosocial support often offered to the asylum seekers as well as other vulnerable groups.
Temporary, low-cost accommodation.
The shelter is an open house for women who struggle with homelessness, live in unsafe conditions or have just arrived in housing after homelessness. The shelter is intended to be a safe place for the women to go during the day.
Face to face consultations and referrals.
The shelter is an open house for women who struggle with homelessness, live in unsafe conditions or have just arrived in housing after homelessness. The shelter is intended to be a safe place for the women to go during the day.
Face to face consultations and referrals.
Services based in Akranes are available to the asylum seekers based in Akranes and, also for those that are based in Glymur (Hvalfjörður)
Some asylum seekers are based in Akureyri. Information about available services for the asylum seekers in Akureyri can be found here..
Some of the asylum seekers are also living in Hafnarfjörður. You can read here about available services.
If you live in Kopavogur, you can see here the locations that are available to you and the asylum seekers in this municipality.
If you live in housing units in Reykjanesbær: Keflavík, Ásbrú, Njarðvík and Suðurnesjabær, you can read here where and when the services are most commonly accessed.
