Afghanistan refugees latest - how people in Calderdale can help
In its latest update, St Augustine's Centre in Halifax - which supports refugees and asylum seekers - says it is looking for second-hand technology such as mobile phones, laptops and tablets
It also appealing for luggage and carry-all bags, men's trainers and walking boots, new toiletries and new socks and underwear.
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Hide AdIt has limited storage space and does not need any more donations of clothes.
The best way to help, it says, is to raise funds for its services, such as English classes, immigration help, food services and more, either by fundraising or donating directly.
The centre is also looking for volunteers.
For more information visit www.staugustinescentrehalifax.org.uk/the-afghan-crisis-how-you-can-helpHebden Bridge Trades Club has launched an appeal for old smartphones to donate to refugees.
The phones' memories will be wiped and even if the screens are cracked or sim cards or power leads are missing, they can still be of use.
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Hide AdThey can be taken to the Trades Club any day of the week from noon.
And Temperance Movement Cafe, in Halifax's Market Arcade, is selling T-shirts and tote bags in aid of St Augustine's Centre. For more information visit www.temperance-store.co.uk