Blog: Detention
Blog articles from JRS UK
A space where all are welcomed and known
16 April 2019
Dunstan reflects on the time he has spent at JRS as part of his novitiate experiment
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‘Accidents don’t happen by accident’
16 April 2019
Paul, a JRS UK volunteer, reflects on the journey that led him to becoming a detention visitor
[READ]‘Trapped in a tightening web’
08 March 2019
Sophie Cartwright writes on the realities for those trapped by the hostile environment agenda
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“God will draw something good out of this time of suffering”
05 March 2019
Ahead of International Women's Day, Sr. Vianney reflects on those she accompanies in detention
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‘The promise of a brighter future’
04 February 2019
Fr. Luc reflects on the hard decisions made by those in detention on the promise of protection
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Running for Refugees
21 January 2019
Aidan, our Operations Manager, shares with you why he's running the London Marathon for JRS
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Hidden in plain sight: Working with trafficked people in detention
13 December 2018
As part of #Unlocked18, Beatrice reflects on accompanying survivors of trafficking in detention
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Moved to be God’s Witness
09 December 2018
For the second Sunday of Advent, Sr Rosalinda Maog reflects on the theme of peace.
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“Allowing people to see what might be possible”: Volunteering in detention – Part 2
29 November 2018
Martin, one of our newest volunteers, shares his reflections from visiting those in detention
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“Allowing people to see what might be possible”: Volunteering in detention – Part 1
28 November 2018
Cashel, one of our detention volunteers shares his experiences visiting those in detention
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