[PDF] Top 20 Asylum support for children and young people living in Kirklees : stories of mothers

... refused asylum seekers can apply for a different type of support from UKVI (known as ‘Section 4’ support), under the provisions set out in Section 4 of the 1999 Act 17 ...4 support is not ... See full document

... to support their young people as care leavers by providing accommodation and an essential living allowance, had made what they described as ‘a trial evaluated decision’ not to conduct ...the ... See full document

... looked-after children; young and middle-aged men; asylum seekers; people from minority groups; survivors of abuse; people in the care of mental health services; those with untreated ... See full document

... of living with a rare condition: Dr Carlsson’s article CHARGE syndrome-a five case study of the syndrome characteristics and health care consumption during the first year in life observes that these infants and ... See full document

... teachers, children and young people and parents/carers); how existing systems and structures are being adjusted to accommodate the changes; the identification of any tensions at local and ... See full document

... for Young People. The board of trustees is made up of young people, national organisations and ...to young people which enables them to be involved in a democratic process at a ... See full document

... in aIl appropriate cases, of children and young people with disabilities into ordinary systems of education, with the support as appropriate of the specialized sector and/or services in [r] ... See full document

... all children, their physical, sensory, mental, psychological disabilities, ...all people with special needs, in order that they may fully contribute their own quota to the development of the ...in ... See full document

... younger children in November 2006. A high proportion of the children were from Asian or Dual-Heritage ...with children completing a sequence of about eight ...the children were seriously ... See full document

... The outbreak of the novel coronavirus is likely to create unprecedented challenges in Eastern and Southern Africa (ESA), a region where health systems are fragile, socioeconomic inequalities exist, and public health ... See full document

... 2000); and the Chicago Child-Parent Centres (Reynolds, 2000). These interventions took place in the 1960’s, 1970’s and 1980’s and were carried out in ghettoized areas in the USA. The populations investigated were ... See full document

... with children in outside child care, com- pared with those caring for children at home, were ...other children present. There was only a slight increase in mothers’ respiratory symptoms with ... See full document

... Results: Lone parenthood was associated with increased risk of health and educational problems, and antisocial behaviour among boys and girls in a logistic regression model adjusting for child’s age alone. Adding age of ... See full document

... 5.2.6 There were suggestions as to specific needs that should be funded and these included 17 comments on the need for allowances to cover expenses such as hobbies, school outings and activities with an individual ... See full document

... The findings of this study demonstrate that the char- acteristics of children and the socio-demographic char- acteristics of their parents/families particularly their mothers influence birth registration ... See full document

... Provides a swift response from your health visiting and school nursing service when you need specific expert help, which might be identified through a health check, or through providing accessible services that you can ... See full document

... Romani people in Slovakia are regularly included in the groups of people at the highest risk for poverty, social exclusion, and ...of living conditions of the Romani people include the ... See full document

... with asylum seekers who may face an uncertain immigration ...all asylum seekers will be granted residency, workers need both to be prepared for all possible outcomes and, ideally, to have a mechanism to ... See full document

... unaccompanied young people emerged as active participants in the family network, engaged in giving, receiving and negotiating care, often across distance (Baldassar & Merla ...the young person. ... See full document

... many children lived amid violence for many years, some since birth, and others with more than one ...when children were direct victims of abuse or neglect; (iii) parental alcohol or substance abuse, mental ... See full document