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Video: Calm and Safe Relaxation Exercise

Rachel Robert
01/06/2020

Feeling Calm and Safe is an exercise that relaxes your mind and body by focusing on your breathing and repeating words to help you relax. 

 

 

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Supporting people with immigration issues in the context of the Mental Health Act 1983 and Mental Capacity Act 2005

Prof Cornelius Katona
15/05/2023

Providing mental health support to migrants and asylum seekers with

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Disbelieved and denied: Children seeking asylum wrongly treated as adults by the Home Office

Kamena Dorling
24/04/2023

A new briefing from HBF, Asylum Aid and Humans for Rights Network reveals that the Home Office is incorrectly treating hundreds of children seeking asylum as adults, based on a short visual assessment on arrival in the UK, and placing them alone and at significant risk in unsupervised accommodation and in immigration detention.

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Helen Bamber Foundation and Asylum Aid statement on the ‘Illegal’ Migration Bill

Kerry Smith
26/03/2023

This Government, through the ‘Illegal' Migration Bill, seeks to strip those fleeing war, persecution and human rights abuses of their right to seek safety in this country. It seeks to destroy long held principles of fairness in our justice system – that of access to the courts and equality before the law. The Helen Bamber Foundation and Asylum Aid will resist the passing and implementation of this Bill with all the means at our disposal.

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