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Using ‘The pregnant woman within the global context’ Moving towards meeting the health and social needs of pregnant asylum seeking and refugee women in the voluntary sector Rose McCarthy, Refugee Council, Leeds Melanie Haith-Cooper, University of Bradford

The Context Who is Mel? Agenda for implementing PhD findings and post doctoral research Who is Rose? Volunteer health befriending network

Why? Poor pregnancy outcomes “No decision about me without me”(DH 2012) Voiceless Community DH (2010) Volunteering Agenda Untapped potential Knowledge and experience of different cultures Engaging service users in the HEI (DH 2008)

25+ Volunteers Bradford Service User group Recruitment Teaching Assessment

Recruitment Scoring the 6 Cs: 1. Professional 2. Articulate 3. Responds to questions 4. Insight into activity 5. Comfortable/ enjoys 6. Assertive 7.Organised “ Before going, I felt too low for this place. How could I guide students when they know more than me ? I pushed myself, I had to do it.” “Afterwards I felt more confident, more human and valued” Young refugee mum from Ethiopia

Assessment OSCE exam Assessing communication skills Scenario of bad news being broken to a mother “Before going I was apprehensive and nervous but I was also looking forward to it as the pre meeting made me feel comfortable” “Doing the role play was eye opening and fun. It was nice to see the variety of ages and nationalities of the students. I would happily go back again ” Refugee mum from Russia

Teaching Telling stories of experience of asylum seeking and living in the UK Student 1 “Hearing first hand experiences from women who have gone or currently going through the asylum seeking process about their challenges, fears and experiences made it seem real to me. Now I can incorporate what they taught me into my practise and hopefully make things better for women and families that I may meet in these circumstances in my future practice. It is so much more effective than reading about it in a text book!”

Impact Demystifying university and encouraging AS&R women to train as health professionals University recruitment visited Refugee Council to explain health professions, entry requirements and support with UCAS Students donate unwanted clothes, toys and equipment Students pursue topic for studies including interviewing Rose Maternity Stream of Sanctuary developed A Service of Sanctuary Award created and awareness raising DVD’s made. Profession enriched and maternity services improve

Making a difference Student 2 “Of all of the sessions I have partaken in so far in my midwifery training, this one left the biggest impression on me. I will never forget the journeys of the women we were lucky enough to be in the company of, or wiping away tears as unimaginable experiences were recited (with laughter and smiles!) by figures of utter strength and determination. I left the session feeling awe for those who can find the strength required to carry on through such desperate times, and determination to never again show allegiance to a system which only serves to prolong them.”

References Department of Health (2008) Real Involvement: Working with People to Improve Health Services. HMSO, London. Department of Health (2010) Volunteering- involving people and communities in delivering and developing health and social care services. HMSO, Leeds. Department of Health (2012) Liberating the NHS: No decision about me, without me- Government response to the consultation. HMSO, London.