SWEDEN     

Asylkommittén i Stockholm 

tel:  ++46/8/617.69.86 

e-mail: Asylkommitten@hotmail.com

The Asylum Committee is one of the local groups of FARR. It offers legal advice to rejected asylum seekers, and also runs a voluntary based health clinic in Stockholm for undocumented migrants.

Caritas Sverige 

Ölandsgatan 42
116 63 Stockholm
Sweden  

tel:  ++ 46/8/55.60.20.00  
fax: ++ 46/8/55.60.20.20 

http://www.caritas.se

At local branches throughout the country, undocumented migrants may receive counseling on legal status or return as well as material assistance.  

Church of Sweden

Diocese of Stockholm
Sweden Munkbrogatan 2
P.O. Box 2016 
103 11 Stockholm
Sweden

tel:  ++46/8/508.940.36 
fax: ++46/8/24.75.75  

Consultation on migration/asylum issues at the parish level. 

FARR - Swedish Network of Asylum and Refugee Support Groups 

Box 57
776 23 Hedemora
Sweden

tel. and fax:  ++ 46/225/147.77 

e-mail: info@farr.se
e-mail: michael.williams@farr.se
 http://www.farr.se

Grassroots voluntary organization with members throughout Sweden that provide legal advice to rejected asylum seekers. FARR also monitors asylum practice, publishes the quarterly "Article 14" on refugee and asylum issues and is part of a reference group in the EU.

Ingen människa är illegal  

e-mail: stockholm@ingenillegal.org

http://www.ingenillegal.org

The network 'Ingen människa är illegal' (No Human Is Illegal) consists of asylum rights activists who share the conviction that the earth belongs to everybody and that borders are constructions that nobody has any moral obligation to accept and maintain. The network fights for people´s right to seek and aquire the juridical right to live in Sweden. This fight is fought by publically oriented activities aimed at winning the opinion as well as through personal aid to particular refugees, who often hide from the police.

Médecins Sans Frontières (Läkare Utan Gränser)  

Högbergsgatan 59 B
BOX 4262
102 66 Stockholm
Sweden

tel: +46 (0)8 55 60 98 08
fax: +46 (0)8 - 55 60 98 01

E-mail: msfb-sweden-hom@msf.org

Medical referral service for undocumented migrants in the Stockholm area.

Rosengrenska 

Gamla Riksvrägen 51

42832 Kållered 

Sweden

 

tel:    +46/70/575.34.15  

Email: kliniken@rosengrenska.org

http://www.rosengrenska.org

Rosegrenska is a voluntary charity network of health professionals. It was formed in 1998 aiming at the provision of medical support to hidden migrants (undocumented migrants, hidden refugees or rejected asylum seekers), who don’t have access to the national public health care system in Gothenburg (Sweden). Today there are more than 650 people working voluntarily within the framework of this charity.

SAC - Sveriges Arbetares centralorganisation
Central Organization of Workers in Sweden


Stockholms LS 
Lehusens gränd 4, nb
118 65 Stockholm
Sweden
Tel: +46/8/658.62.69
Fax: +46/8/684.97.39

Email: utanpapper@sac.se
http://www.sac.se/utanpapper 
website of SAC ´s work with undocumented migrant workers

The SAC is a small, socialist trade union with approximately 10,000 members. A dedicated group of SAC members in Stockholm has been supporting undocumented workers for a number of years. Some of the group members have written articles in the union’s magazine about undocumented workers in Sweden to sensitize other members. 
SAC organizes workers in all professions. In the SAC branch in Stockholm there is a group especialy working with sans papier, utan papper in Swedish.

Sociala Missionen 

Högbergsgatan 31A
116 20 Stockholm
Sweden  

tel:  ++46/8/556.023.00 
fax: ++46/8/556.023.29 

http://www.socialamissionen.a.se

The Sociala Missionen provides legal, social and psychological consultation on migration issues, including the following areas: asylum, family reunification,
integration of new immigrants with residence permits, voluntary return of
immigrants with residence permits.

Terrafem 

Box 891
101 37 Stockholm
Sweden

tel:  ++ 46/8/643.05.10 

e-mail: info@terrafem.org

http://www.terrafem.org

Women who are victims of abuse may receive social, legal and psychological support. Terrafem runs a hotline (staffed by volunteers) in 27 languages where women can call to get help.