Accommodation Schemes for migrants with no recourse to public funds Who are we talking about?  Refused Asylum Seekers  Some EEA Migrants without work.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Supporting people with No Recourse to Public Funds Good practice in homelessness services Tasmin Maitland, Head of Innovation and Good.

Advertisements

Immigration,Housing and Welfare Benefits Solomon Adeyeni Policy & Review Manager Housing Advice Service/Trainee Solicitor.

THERE’S NO PLACE LIKE HOME Exploring and understanding: Who are asylum seekers? Why do asylum seekers come to the UK? What do we mean by ‘refugee’? Do.

Refugees and asylum-seekers A presentation for schools.

Responding to homelessness - changing lives for the better Alison Gelder.

Refugees & Asylum Seekers in the UK 1 What do you know about this topic? What % of the world’s asylum seekers come to the UK? In 2007 there were

Recent Inward Migratory Trends to Edinburgh – Challenges and Opportunities Nick Croft – Corporate Projects Manager (Equalities, Diversity and Human Rights)

MIGRANT ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE – THE ISSUES Don Flynn.

Refugees Year 11 Issue. Learning Objective:  To develop a broad understanding of the key terms, ideas and issues associated with refugees and Australia.

By Shannon Heffernan. Question taken from: The Human Environment Elective Unit 5. Planet and People, Second Edition, Leaving Certificate Geography.

 Your name, in what capacity you are here today (work/church/personal interest) and …  What interested you about this workshop or what question would.

IMMIGRATION LAW FOR LOCAL AUTHORITY LAWYERS Peggy Etiebet 1 st December 2008.

Integration of Asylum Seekers and Refugees: Do Time & Place Make a Difference? Ade Kearns & Elise Whitley University of Glasgow.

Opening Doors Federal Strategic Plan to End Homelessness GOAL Retool the homeless response system by transforming homeless services to crisis response.

Rapid Rehousing A Local Perspective. What is Rapid Rehousing? Rapid return to housing as an alternative to longer shelter stays Part of the crisis response.

Housing People with No Recourse to Public Funds Who are we talking about?  ‘Failed’ Asylum Seekers  Overstayers  Illegal Immigrants  EU migrants who.

Positive Action in Housing-History Working with communities, housing providers, voluntary organisations and others to enable everyone to have an equal.

Norface Seminar Series UCD School of Politics and International Relations – December 8 th, 2006 Fidele Mutwarasibo, Immigrant Council of Ireland.

Praxis Community Projects A Human Rights & Social Justice agency working with vulnerable migrant and refugee communities since 1983.

Domestic Violence Housing First Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence 3/29/12.

EEA services October Good practice Workshop Services offered at the Booth Centre Job Club – helping people get into and stay in work The reconnection.

Migrants Resource Centre Ros Lucas Executive Director.

October, James 2:14-18 What good is it, my brothers and sisters, if you say you have faith but do not have works? Can faith save you? If a brother.

Alison Gelder Chief Executive Housing Justice. Here are six reasons:  Food banks in the news…  Homelessness statistics  Working together  Measuring.

Praying for the local situation. LANGUAGE Pray that people arriving can find English classes that are suitable and supportive. Pray for the many city.

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.

Housing Refugees and Maximising Income Julian Prior - Action Foundation Action Housing – Asylum seekers with NRPF – ARE Action Letting – New refugees –

St. Augustine’s Centre Vicky Ledwidge Twitter - infostaugs.

Working with Landlords to Find Housing: Using Master-Leased Apartments As Short-Term Housing National Alliance to End Homelessness National Conference.

Winchester Churches Nightshelter “Offering hope and help for the homeless” The ‘Winchester Churches Nightshelter’ was ‘born’ in 1988 when it became apparent.

Refugees and Human Rights Future Challenges For Australia - Australia In Its Regional And Global Contexts Stage 5 Geography Syllabus 5A4.

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.

Strategic Alliance on Migrant Destitution end homelessness together London Councils: Spotlight on non-EU migrant destitution.

The Future of Sheltered Housing 13 th April 2011 Andy Crawford, Commissioning Manager.

Working with Refugees Eira Clapton and Claire Kartisidimas.

Mark Dow Accommodation Initiatives West Sussex County Council.

Strategic Alliance on Migrant Destitution end homelessness together NACCOM National Conference Patrick Duce.

Migration Pop Gill Cohesion & Integration Manager Derby City Council.

1.Rented Accommodation Long-term unsustainable unless directly funded Sympathetic landlords important Practical Solutions to Asylum Destitution.

World Refugee Week  What is Refugee Week? Refugee week is a UK-wide programme of arts, cultural and educational events and activities that celebrates.

Today’s major challenges to European Citizenship Accommodation, education and integration of refugees in the UK.

? Starting Out: Setting up & growing a project from scratch. Looking at different models of accommodation & how they work.

Undocumented migrants - Entitlements

Migrant homelessness and destitution

Asylum Support for women with NRPF

Migrants ‘The LORD watches over the foreigner

Documented or not? Bethan Lant Casework Manager.

Benjamin Morgan, Street Legal Community Engagement Worker

Spotlight on supporting women experiencing homelessness with NRPF

Clergy offering hospitality to homeless refugees and migrants

PART FIVE– WHAT DO WANT THE NEW GOVERNMENT TO DO ABOUUT HOMELESSNESS?

Vulnerable migrants: different journeys

Fact or fiction? (Save this Powerpoint in your school folder)

How Greece handled the refugee crisis

Housing Justice… the Shelter network and Quality Mark

FEANTSA meeting 21st March 2018

Belfast- City of Sanctuary?

? Landlords, Lodgings & Social Lettings

NACCOM ADVOCACY STRATEGY

National Conference and AGM

Urban Planning for Refugee Inclusion

Boaz Trust: refugee housing

need of support, and to educate the wider public on asylum issues.

Recording our data.

Agenda Welcome and Apologies Chair’s report Financial report

need of support, and to educate the wider public on asylum issues.

Youth Homelessness in the North East

Empowering refugees to overcome their exclusion by providing;

Immigration and Capital Punishment

Elements of effective alternatives to immigration detention

Presentation transcript:

Accommodation Schemes for migrants with no recourse to public funds Who are we talking about?  Refused Asylum Seekers  Some EEA Migrants without work  Undocumented (illegal) migrants  Newly granted refugees in transition  Leave to remain with NRPF condition

Accommodation Schemes for migrants with no recourse to public funds By definition any option will be  Unsupported by government  Against the tide  Unconventional & Innovative

Therefore Any scheme will be  Hard to fund  Outside the Box  Ethos-driven

Therefore You will need  Faith  Perseverance  (Church) support

Types of Scheme  Night Shelter  Hosting  Community  Housing

Night Shelter  Permanent Open to All  Permanent NRPF only ASSIST Sheffield  7 venue model (mixed or NRPF only) Housing Justice, Boaz Trust

Hosting  Short or Long Stay?  What criteria?  How formal?  Degrees of support (both guest and host)

Community  Religious Orders  Self-help Model (e.g. Emmaus)  Faith Groups (Mosques and Churches)

Rented Housing  NRPF only Asylum Link  Mixed Schemes Open Door NE  Peppercorn Boaz Trust  Financial Support only SWVG

Other Schemes  Church Property Arimathea Trust & Boaz Trust  Housing Associations Hope Housing & Praxis  Church Sanctuary European model esp. Germany