What is home? What does home mean to you? Is it where you come from or where you are now? Just bricks and mortar or something much more significant? Is it a place of sanctuary? Former literary agent Jennifer Kavanagh spent a year asking people what home means to them. [...]
Since 2004 refused asylum seekers have been charged for secondary health treatment on the NHS. DoH has launched a consultation on proposals which would exempt some refused asylum seekers from these charges. The Refugee Council supports this, but is calling for it to be extended to ALL refused asylum seekers. [...]
London Refugee Voice (LRV) is a voice for refugee communities in London.
It is led by refugees and works for refugees by working with refugee community organisations (RCOs) across London. We aim to strenghten the abilty of neighbourhood and borough based RCOs to advocate and lobby on refugee issues, and to enhance their capacity.
We [...]
more→What is home? What does home mean to you? Is it where you come from or where you are now? Just bricks and mortar or something much more significant? Is it a place of sanctuary? Former literary agent Jennifer Kavanagh spent a year asking people what home means to them. [...]
more→Since 2004 refused asylum seekers have been charged for secondary health treatment on the NHS. DoH has launched a consultation on proposals which would exempt some refused asylum seekers from these charges. The Refugee Council supports this, but is calling for it to be extended to ALL refused asylum seekers. [...]
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The Bill contains provisions to change the way in which migrants in the UK may become as British citizens (naturalise).
The Bill is expected to be considered by MPs next month, so now is an important time for writing [...]
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This study aims to support London Refugee Voice in its aims to provide a unified voice for refugees in London and strengthen RCO capacity.
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