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Refugees & Migration non-profits in Sweden

Browse 55 NGOs and charities supporting refugees, asylum seekers and migrants in Sweden. Compare programmes, beneficiaries and how each is funded.

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Nätverket SIP

Disability · Refugees & Migration +2 more · Växjö, Sweden

DisabilityRefugees & MigrationCommunity development

Nätverket SIP (SIP, Samhällsförändring i praktiken) is a umbrella network for non-profit organisations based in Växjö, Sweden. It brings together several member organisations, including Funkibator, Globala Kronoberg, Tender Loving Caring, Öppna Kanalen Kronoberg and PIX, which work on disability support, global…

Type: Network or umbrella
Works for: People with disabilities, Refugees & Migrants, Communities
Activities: Direct services, Awareness & education, Community programmes +1 more
Reach: Regional
Programmes: Stödcentrum för asylsökande med funktionsnedsättning, Funkibator, Globala Kronoberg
Funded by: EU funding

Open full profileProfile updated 2 April 2026

Refugees & Migration non-profits in Sweden at a glance

Of the 55 Refugees & Migration non-profits in Sweden, the most common cause areas are Children & Youth (45%), Humanitarian aid & Disaster relief (44%) and Human rights (42%).

Cause areas

Children & Youth45%
Humanitarian aid & Disaster relief44%
Human rights42%
Education40%
Health36%

Organisation types

NGO33%
Association29%
Network or umbrella9%
Charity9%
Grant-making foundation5%

Beneficiaries

Refugees & Migrants91%
Children64%
Women & Girls45%
Youth44%
Families40%

Funding sources

Individual donations60%
Government funding36%
Grants35%
Corporate partnerships27%
Legacies25%

Top cities

Stockholm47%
Malmö5%
Solna5%
Älvsjö4%
Göteborg4%

Size

1-10 employees2%
11-50 employees2%
51-200 employees2%

Key facts

1996 is the median founding year
35% say donations are tax-deductible
5% publish a charity number
87% name their programmes
42% invite volunteers

Figures from all 55 non-profits, as published on their own websites. Shares count only what a profile states, so they are a floor rather than a census.