Make content about: Adams is starting over in the UK
After surviving violent attacks in Ghana and detention in the UK, Adams found support and was finally granted asylum.
This story
After facing violent homophobic attacks in Ghana, Adams fled to the UK in 2011, enduring years of unstable housing, mental health struggles, and immigration detention. With legal support and therapy arranged through Rainbow Migration, he was granted asylum in 2022. He is now in education, working toward permanent housing, and hoping to bring his children to live with him.
Where you could take it
Join Adams in Nottingham to hear about his journey through the asylum system and his plans to rebuild his photography business.
Where it happens
Nottingham
The charity
- Charity: Rainbow Migration
- Registration number: 1158228