A charity has handed thousands of SIM cards and Ramadan food packs to small boat migrants who enter Britain illegally.Care4Calais distributed the freebies with the help of hundreds of volunteers over its 2024-25 financial year.According to its annual report, asylum seekers were also offered English language support, befriending services, haircuts and picnics.A total of 162,334 items were distributed including 2,500 SIM cards with six months of free data, received in 'partnership with Vodafone'.Handouts also included 1,173 Ramadan food packs, 3,765 hoodies, 3,532 pairs of joggers and 1,174 t-shirts.The charity ran 80 'drop-in sessions' and 17 large-scale handout sessions at British military bases housing asylum seekers.A spokesman said: 'During this reporting year, Care4Calais' Direct Aid groups in the UK have continued to offer an incredible range of support, clothing, and activities to people seeking safety across the UK. 'They achieved this against a consistently challenging backdrop of new government legislation, systems which marginalise people seeking safety, increasing use of large-scale accommodation sites, and rising hostility towards refugees. Migrants at Calais are seen carrying charity bags containing Iftar meals for Ramadan A 17-year-old Sudanese teenager called Abdul proudly opened his bag to show off the food for a photo