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As part of our project investigating the large scale flows of  'accession eight' A8 migrants working and living in rural areas, we've identified a variety of good practice examples of public, private and voluntary and community sector initiatives.

This case study shows how a relatively small number of individuals can make a big difference to the lives of potentially marginalised people, simply by helping them to help themselves.

The other case studies are:

• How Boston Citizens Advice Bureau is Helping Migrant Workers & Coping with Change

• Cumbria Multi-Cultural Service Supporting Migrant Workers Across a County

• Mobile Europeans Taking Action - a front-line service for migrant workers in Norfolk and Suffolk
  

• Let's Talk! Photographs and Faith Bringing Locals and Migrant Workers Together in West Cornwall

• Wychavon District Council establishing the Contribution of Migrant Workers to a Successful Local Economy