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ELIGIBILITY FOR MEDICAL CARE DESPITE IMMIGRATION STATUS

Social worker, service users and an asylum support manager discuss a case involving a family with no recourse to public funds who have complex medical needs.

Read this Community Care article here.


ROAD TO NOWHERE

New rules mean failed asylum seekers must travel to Liverpool if they wish to submit fresh evidence to support a new claim. But for most, the journey they most need to make is the one they can least afford....

Read this report from Inside Housing here.


DOES EVERY CHILD MATTER? CHILDREN SEEKING ASYLUM IN BRITAIN

Read this report from Refugee and Migrant Justice here.


RELAUNCH OF HOPE COUNSELLING

The relaunched Hope Counselling project offers weekly one-to-one counselling sessions to asylum-seekers and refugees.

Hope Counselling is based at the Medical Foundation for the Care of Victims of Torture. You can contact the project through RSVP on 0121 236 5763.

Hope Counselling is a partnership between RSVP, ASIRT, the Medical Foundation for the Care of Victims of Torture and Birmingham Law Centre.

Hope Counselling general leaflet
Hope Counselling leaflet for referrers


BIRMINGHAM SOCIAL SERVICES: "NOT FIT FOR PURPOSE"

Read Birmingham Mail story here


REFUSED ASYLUM-SEEKERS FORCED TO EAT FROM BINS, SAYS ROWNTREE TRUST

Report highlights desperate plight of families unable to return to Iraq, Iran, Eritrea and Zimbabwe - see here


UK ACCUSED OVER ASYLUM-SEEKERS LEFT TO LIVE ON $1 A DAY

See Guardian video and story here.


PLAY AGAINST ALL ODDS

- experience what it is like to be a refugee.

'LAND OF NO RETURN'

Click here for Guardian video on community support for asylum-seekers


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