Established in December 1988, Saint Pancras Refugee Centre (part of Holy Church Centre Trust) are an independent, secular organisation. They aim to support mental health recovery and promote the active participation of the homeless, asylum seekers and refugees within the wider community. They help people who feel excluded in the London Boroughs of Camden and Islington. They aim to provide services which focus on issues relating to the effects of stigma, isolation, poverty, offering people respect and to be treated equally.

They aim to help refugees to survive, build new lives and integrate into the wider community as many are without housing, income or healthcare.

They provide assistance which includes:
1. Specialists whom can help with advice and advocacy, provide casework services relating to issues such as welfare rights, housing, community care and immigration.
2. Drop-in Sessions which they have twice a week, which aims to provide refugees with hot meals, advice and support.