Mental Capacity and Referral as a Victim of Human Trafficking
This paper sets out an area where the Home Office’s
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Welfare, Maternity and Asylum Support Hotels
Thousands of people seeking asylum are currently accommodated in initial
Identifying Human Trafficking in Adults
When victims of trafficking cross paths with a medical practitioner
Impact of Housing Refugees and People Seeking Asylum in Ministry of Defence Sites
In September 2020 the Home Office established refugee camps in
National data on suicide must include ethnicity
The murder of George Floyd and the higher death rates from covid-19 in black and Asian groups in the UK have focused attention on the varying determinants of physical and mental health.
Letter to the Minister for Patient Safety Suicide Prevention and Mental Health on Inclusion of Ethnicity in Suicide Data
In October 2020, we wrote to Nadine Dorries MP, the
Statement from the Helen Bamber Foundation in response to the Home Secretary’s proposals to overhaul the asylum process and implement a ‘two-tier’ asylum system
The United Kingdom has a proud heritage of welcoming refugees
Submission to the UK Parliament on the Future of Legal Aid
The scope of this response is discreet and relates to
Refugee mental health research: challenges and policy implications
Mental illness is common among forced migrant populations, and ongoing mental illness can hinder refugees' ability to negotiate the asylum process. This editorial rehearses the challenges of undertaking research among forced migrant populations, exploring how they could be addressed in future research, and outlines differences between forced migrant groups.
Information on Migrants Rights to Healthcare in Your Language
Doctors of the World UK, in partnership with COVID-19 Infographics
Announcement: the Helen Bamber Foundation and Asylum Aid are combining efforts to support survivors
The Helen Bamber Foundation and Asylum Aid are proud to
Submission to the Home Office on the 2018 Review of Asylum Support Rates
This submission is provided for the Home Office’s upcoming review