New contract to deliver improved support for modern slavery victims
New 5 year contract will ensure better safeguarding of modern slavery victims.
Children
We are working with the Home Office and local authorities in the North West and across the country to help children who are seeking asylum, but do not have any adults to support them.
UNHCR: Refugee Week 2020
We look forward to celebrating together and hope to see you at one of the many events this week. Everything has moved online, you should be able to join wherever you are. …
Unaccompanied asylum seeking children and leaving care: funding instructions 20/21
Instructions to local authorities about funding for the support and care of former and unaccompanied asylum seeking children (UASC).
Who is who booklet
This booklet is for children who have arrived in the United Kingdom and are seeking asylum by themselves. It can also be read by adults who want to help them. Available in multiple languages.
Further funding uplift announced for councils caring for children seeking asylum
Demonstrating the Home Office’s firm commitment to support local authorities in caring for vulnerable children, further funding has been announced today by the Minister for Immigration Compliance, Chris Philp. For the …
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UASC: Age Assessment Guidance
Resources and guidance to assist social workers in completing an age assessment of an unaccompanied asylum seeking child (UASC)
Dublin III Regulation
You can access the updated guidance here, or download below. Information from the UNHCR on the Dublin Regulation can be found by clicking here or on the logo. …