Consolidated Advisory Services Summary of changes Presented by: Fay Beebee Date: 5 March 2014.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Voluntary Sector (VS) Procurement in Practice A Home Office Perspective Speaker:Dave Dorrington NASS VS Contract Manager.
Advertisements

OFMDFM MINORITY ETHNIC DEVELOPMENT FUND
Section 4 support: Taking all reasonable steps to leave the UK
Housing Support & the H1 return George Maldonado Highland Health & Social Care Partnership.
History- Terminology 1974separate representative 1995 child’s representative 2006 independent children’s lawyer.
RFSC update - NRRF Overview Refugee Family Support Category (RFSC) Key statistics Invitation to Apply (ITA) Update on Tier Two queue RFSC sponsor.
Home Owner & Debtor Protection (Scotland) Act 2010 – key issues for the advice sector, lay representatives & solicitors Eleanor Hamilton, Principal Solicitor.
Early Intervention Joint Protocol Service for Young People.
Current issues for those advising migrant clients – ASN meeting Jan 2014 Lucy Bryson, Partnership Community Safety Team.
Understanding and Benefiting from a Diverse Workforce Farhana Darwich West Midlands Strategic Migration Partnership.
Narrowing the Gap: Improving health pathways for asylum seekers in Initial Accommodation Dave Newall Senor Policy Officer WMSMP.
The matrix standard is the unique outcomes based quality framework for the effective delivery of information advice and/or guidance that supports individuals.
Thames Valley Police & Crime Commissioner Information exchange for providers of victims support services June
Preeti Kathrecha Social Policy Research Centre Middlesex University.
Information and advice Care Act Outline of content  Introduction Introduction  What the Act says: a duty on local authorities What the Act says:
Primary Care Medical Services (PCMS) Staff Briefing 27 June 2012 LACE.
Postgraduate Advisory Service The Postgraduate Advisory Service is a unique and confidential service available to all registered postgraduate students.
Ending the detention of children: a fresh approach to managing family returns in the UK Caroline Rowe Regional Conference on Alternatives to Detention,
Alternatives to detention and their practical implementation Introducing the CAP model 1.
Child Trafficking: The Glasgow Response Moira McKinnon Principal Officer Child Protection Team Glasgow City Council Social Work
The RCN Immigration Advice Service. Accredited by the Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner (OISC) to provide immigration, asylum and nationality.
Access to Clinical Expertise Steve Bain David Powell Jemma Hughes Paula Jeffries.
High Level National Referral Mechanism Child Process Map 1 Five Working Days (To be extended where necessary) No imposed time scale but target of 48 hours.
Better Deal for Business Presentation to LSC West Yorkshire Skills Team Pat Lister Better Deal for Business Officer at Yorkshire Forward.
Th June 2012 Halfway Houses Primary School Secondary Admissions Briefing for Parents.
REGIONAL WORKSHOPS Brian Kinney, Director UASC Reform and Management Programme November 2008.
Migrant Help Supporting migrants since Who are we? 2.
Positive Action in Housing-History Working with communities, housing providers, voluntary organisations and others to enable everyone to have an equal.
University of Glamorgan Faculty of Business & Society FGM Development Day Wednesday 18 th July 2012 The UK Quality Code for Higher Education A Brief Guide.
Commissioning Self Analysis and Planning Exercise activity sheets.
No Recourse to Public Funds 30 April The Scheme –The scheme is intended for victims of Domestic Violence (DV) who were previously admitted to,
High Level National Referral Model Adult Process Map
STAGES OF COMMISSIONING I NVOLVING CHILDREN & YOUNG PEOPLE IN COMMISSIONING (T OOLKIT )
Countdown to April 2012 Ensuring all students get quality careers education and guidance.
EEA services October Good practice Workshop Services offered at the Booth Centre Job Club – helping people get into and stay in work The reconnection.
DESTINATION MEASURES AND RAISING THE PARTICATION AGE REQUIREMENTS Simon Gentry Business Manager, Services for Young People, Education.
Alzheimer Scotland Dementia Post Diagnostic Support Service Edinburgh January 2014.
National Association for Voluntary and Community Action ● local focus national voice NAVCA Projects, NAVCA Projects riding through the glen.
Using Data to Target Resources Cathy Brien Forgewood and Garrion People’s Housing Co-operatives John Stevenson Wishaw & District Housing Association Stewart.
Information and advice - Care Act A vital component  Information and advice help to promote people’s wellbeing by increasing their ability to exercise.
Homelessness and the Law for Health care Staff Just as for the mental health act & the the mental capacity act, we need a working knowledge of the law.
Better Lives for Every Young Person Reform React Programme : what is it? Need for Change Every Young Person Succeeds Partnerships & Accountability.
ODAO Information Sharing Day Presentation February/March Office of the Disability Appeals Officer Oifig an Oifigigh Achomhairc um Míchumas National.
By Karen Hobby, Safeguarding Adult Board Manager and John Slater, Principal Strategic Housing Manager Dated – 11 th August 2015 The Care Act 2014 – Guidance.
We have been serving refugees and asylum seekers in the North East since 2003 Originally birthed out of a local church as a response to a growing number.
Safeguarding Adults Care Act 2014.
Real Involvement Statutory guidance for section 242(1B) - the duty to involve.
The Points Based System Sponsorship Responsibilities Employer’s Obligations Cheryl Pellew.
National health support service for nurses and midwives Chris Robertson, Executive Director Strategy & Policy Tanya Vogt, Executive Officer, NMBA 15 December.
Changing Perspectives and Priorities: Affirming Life and Combating Modern Slavery-Human Trafficking ‘ Government Funded Assistance and Protection to Victims.
Jayne Mercer 24 th November  Provide you with information about services working with refugee women:- ◦ What services they provide ◦ How these.
Michael Carmody Caseworker Registration with the OISC.
Auditing for achievement Does Partnering Work ? Partnerships.
HELPING THE NATION SPEND WISELY David Corner Director Regions, Regeneration & Renewal Globalisation of Homeless Policies: FEANTSA Seminar Homelessness.
Employment Support for Troubled Families LVSC event 10 May 2016 Jane Harrison Policy Officer, Economy, Culture and Tourism.
Welcome Presentation To West Midlands Region Housing Learning and Improvement Network Presenters Raj Shroff – Head of Supported Housing for Midland Heart.
Migrant Health Care: Role / Responsibility of a UKBA Asylum Case Owner 21 April 2009 Speaker Anita Bell (Operational Manager)
Checking and Advice Service
IF CHILD IS MISSING FROM HOME
‘REACHING OUT: LIBRARIES – ENABLERS OF ACTIVE COMMUNITIES’ ‘Working together to support refugee communities’ 11 November 2016 Janene Cox Commissioner.
Register of end-point assessment organisations A guide for employers
Employer’s Toolkit Encouraging Organisations to resource the right way.
South East Strategic Partnership for Migration
Mediation 20/04/2018.
The Bar’s Charity.
Strategy
Good Practice and Partnership Team
POST GRANTS APPOINTMENT SERVICE A UKVI/DWP JOINT INITIATIVE
> > > > > > Housing Options - HRA Process
Introducing the Higher Education Toolkit
Presentation transcript:

Consolidated Advisory Services Summary of changes Presented by: Fay Beebee Date: 5 March 2014

Consolidated Advisory Services Current / future summary Current Combined grant agreements for the Initial Accommodation Wraparound (IAWS) and One Stop Services (OSS) Services delivered by 5 organisations providing unique regional variations on a basic terms of reference Regional model supported regional structure within UKBA 09:00 – 13:00; 14:00 – 17:00 Mon- Fri coverage Future – from 1 st April 2014 Assistance in completing support applications (and change of circumstance notifications) delivered through one national contract (Asylum Support Applications UK) Advice and guidance provided through one national grant agreement (Asylum Advice UK) Migrant Helpline successful in both competitive tenders, which will ensure strong links between services National model aligns to centralisation of HO functions, and will ensure consistency – Mon – Fri coverage (plus OOH service) 2

Consolidated Advisory Services Support Application Assistance Current Applicants residing in IA receive assistance in completing support application form within 2 working days through the IA Wraparound Service (IAWS) IAWS includes provision of a dispersal briefing IAWS co-located in office space at block initial accommodation Ad hoc assistance with support applications and change of circumstance notifications to non-IA applicants through regional One Stop Services Future Referrals received before 3pm will receive same day assistance. Referrals received after 3pm will be acknowledged and then services provided on the next working day. Dispersal briefing provided to applicants in IA under the COMPASS contracts Migrant Helpline has arranged to be located within IA accommodation Non-IA services delivered from satellite offices – Wakefield, Glasgow and Cardiff agreed so far. Model used successfully before (regular surgeries in Hastings) 3

Consolidated Advisory Services Advice and Guidance (1) Current (OSS) Independent advice on asylum process and life in UK to newly arrived asylum applicants, those who’ve received the decision on their asylum application and successful applicants, including : –* housing problems; * contacting agencies such as social services; * finding /joining English-language classes; * questions about asylum support; * advice about legal representation; * information about returning home and the voluntary scheme; Section 4 queries. –* help if needed to applicants who are victims of or witnesses to crime, domestic violence, racial harassment. Focused on those who are being or have been supported by the authority Future Proactive (general) advice and guidance about each key touch point in the asylum process: - * notification of intent to claim asylum; * registering detailing of asylum claim – screening; * substantive interview; * post- interview – pre-decision; * post initial and appeal outcome decision (inc. Further reps) Reactive advice and guidance to address specific circumstances as related by applicants (same as for OSS), facilitating access to relevant support, advice, or signposting to other public services Proactive and reactive advice available in minimum of 7 languages throughout each working day Referrals from range of sources. Focused on all asylum applicants (not just those who are or have been supported) 4

Consolidated Advisory Services Advice and Guidance (2) Current All staff delivering the services are registered with the Office of Immigration Service Commissioner (OISC) The current arrangements do not include provision for involvement in the decision making process on a Client’s application Future All staff delivering the services are registered with the Office of Immigration Service Commissioner (OISC) The new arrangements do not include provision for: –Legal representation (whether in person or in writing) about the grounds for an asylum claim or appeal against a decision to refuse asylum or asylum support. –They will instead refer clients to accredited legal advisors when they want to discuss the outcome of a claim or any appeal. 5