If you are reading this page you or your family or friends are facing deportation

NCADC helps people set up Anti-Deportation Campaigns and there is no criteria for getting support from NCADC other than that the person is facing deportation

The Home Office have refused your/their claim and are now required by the Home Office to leave the UK.

The only way you/they will be able to remain in the UK is to ask the Home Secretary to allow you/them to remain in the UK on compassionate grounds.

Persuading the Home Secretary is normally done through campaigning, gathering signatures on model letters and petitions.

NCADC cannot campaign on anyones behalf, we can only help.

Plenty of examples of campaigning in the 'Help wanted for Campaigns' in the left hand column.

They follow the same formula ,

1) story of their life in their home country

2) why they came to the UK,

3) why their asylum claim failed

4) What they are asking people to do to help them remain in the UK

5) A campaign address

6) A model letter and petition,

7) A photo of person/family if possible

If you want to campaign you will have to do the above, put together a story, NCADC will help all they can.

You will need an accommodation address for the campaign, a local community centre/church/trade union office, would be fine.

You also need to look at the NCADC campaign guide: