Training for refugees & community organisations
Helping refugees to access the training and employment support they need to get back into work.
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Consultation Event for the development of a London RCO Advocacy forum
27 November 2018; 9:30am- 13:00pmHayashen Centre, 105A Mill Hill road, London W3 8JF -
Consultation Event for the development of a London RCO Advocacy forum
28 November 2018; 9:30am -13:00pmWe are 336, at 336 Brixton road, London SW9 7AA -
Consultation Event for the development of a London RCO Advocacy forum
20 November 2018; 13:00pm -17:00pmResource for London, 356 Holloway road, London N7 6PA -
Introduction to Working with Separated Children
Stratford - 7th November 09:30-16:30A training specifically for Social Workers, this course looks at the support needs of separated children as some of the most vulnerable children in society.
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Caring for Separated & Trafficked Children
In-House TrainingAre you a Local Authority Foster Carer or housing placement Support Worker? This free in-depth course is for you!
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Making Homelessness Applications for Single Refugees
In-House TrainingOverview of how to support single refugees through the homelessness application process
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Managing Mental Distress & Promoting Well-being for Separated Children
In-House TrainingA one-day training on the assessment and management of mental health issues in child and adolescent refugees, and unaccompanied asylum seekers who've experienced trauma
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Age Assessing Separated Children and Young People
In-House TrainingA one-day course that aims to help you understand the legal framework within which age assessments are conducted. Delegates will look at both legal requirements and best practice and discuss a range of factors, which can affect the process.
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Introduction to Working with Separated Children
In-House TrainingA one-day training course for professionals working with Separated Children seeking asylum. Focussed on how supporting vulnerable children intersects with the immigration and asylum process, and how best to respond to some of the difficulties they face.