Lancashire County Council
Refugee Resettlement Programme
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- Interested in Community-Based Research?
UCLan is running a short intensive research training course for people with refugee ba... 21 January 2022Interested in Community-Based Research? UCLan is running a short intensive research training course for people with refugee backgrounds/ Sanctuary Seekers in Lancashire. No previous experience of research required, but a reasonable level of spoken and written English is necessary. Commissioned by Lancashire County Council (LCC), the training will begin in February and has a small […]
- Specialist Support Worker (Refugee Family Resettlement Caseworker) - Fleetwood - Indeed.com 18 January 2022There are 2 days left to apply for the Refugee Specialist Caseworker in our Fylde Coast Team. You will be working with excellent Caseworkers who support a large number of Syrian and Afghan families 👇 https://uk.indeed.com/m/viewjob?jk=dda7874ee31168ce&from=serp The Salvation Army(Feed generated with FetchRSS)
- schools.cityofsanctuary.org 18 January 2022Schools of Sanctuary Updates We are excited to share that the new edition of the Schools of Sanctuary resource pack is now available! . The pack outlines everything a school needs to know and to do to be recognised as a School of Sanctuary. We have also been running a series of training sessions for […]
- Good contribution from the bishop 8 January 2022Good contribution from the bishop (Feed generated with FetchRSS)
- House of Lords debates the Borders and Nationality Bill. An opportunity to put right long standing wrongs - not to introduce unj... 6 January 2022https://www.davidalton.net/2022/01/05/house-of-lords-debates-the-borders-and-nationality-bill-an-opportunity-to-put-right-long-standing-wrongs-not-to-introduce-unjust-and-counterproductive-measures/ Today during a House of Lords Second Reading debate on the Borders and Nationality Bill I said we had an opportunity to put right long standing wrongs – not to introduce unjust and counterproductive measures. Forty years ago during consideration of the 1981 British Nationality Act I raised concern...(Feed generated with FetchRSS)