Updated 15 October 2025. There is still an urgent need for new hosts to come forward.
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Tim Loughton, MP for East Worthing, recently attended a meeting hosted by the Worthing Ukrainian Friends Network.
During the meeting, Worthing Ukrainians made one explicit request. There is an urgent need for new accommodation due to circumstances having changed for hosts who initially offered homes for Ukrainians.
Can you host a Ukrainian family in Worthing or Adur?
Tim Loughton explained that the Government has acknowledged these are challenging times, as a result of which the financial support for families offering a home to Ukrainians has been increased to £500 per month. Tim asked that new hosts who can potentially provide space for at least six months to Ukrainians in Worthing and Adur contact their local council.
Watch the video: Meeting with Ukrainians in Worthing
Can you host a Ukrainian family in Worthing or Adur?
Here are some external links that Worthingites can use to help:
Adur & Worthing Councils – Refugees from Afghanistan and Ukraine
You can find an email address on the above link, specifically for contacting the council about Ukrainian refugees.
Ukraine-related links on this website
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Other external links
Worthing Ukrainians Friends Network Facebook Page
Worthing Ukrainians Friends Network website
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