Crowdfunder 2020: We did it!
With the help of 123 wonderful donors, we met our £5,000 Crowdfunder target. Thank you!
The long journey to safety: getting an asylum decision
The least children can ask is that they are believed and treated as children, not accused of lying about their age.
The long journey to safety: the age assessment process
The least children can ask is that they are believed and treated as children, not accused of lying about their age.
The long journey to safety: the importance of social workers
This is part of our blog series about the journey taken and the barriers faced by children and young people who arrive alone in the UK to seek asylum. To help us continue our work with those young people, please support our Crowdfunder campaign. Our youth is formative. It’s the…
The long journey to safety: making friends in the UK
This is part of our blog series about the journey taken and the barriers faced by children and young people who arrive alone in the UK to seek asylum. To help us continue our work with those young people, please support our Crowdfunder campaign. Every child deserves to play safely…
The long journey to safety: arrival in the UK
The image exists in everyone’s mind – the rickety boats; the churning water; life-jacketed people; hopeful eyes searching for safety. Young people we support make this perilous journey across the channel on their own. But what is waiting for them once they reach land?
We’re Crowdfunding!
We’ve launched a campaign with support from Crowdfunder, based around our work with children and young people. We’d love it if you could support us. Young people seeking asylum in Greater Manchester need our help more than ever. We’re currently supporting around 200 children – that’s a quarter of our…
Age Assessments Guest Blog: Statham House
Rebecca Tooth is a Progression Coach at Statham House, a supported accommodation service for looked after children by the charity DePaul. Here she talks about her work at Statham House supporting young people who have had their age disputed, and how the guide will be helpful to young people in this situation.
The making of: Young People’s Guides to the Age Assessment Process
Laura Gibbons, GMIAU’s Public Law Solicitor, explains the process of creating the four Young People’s Guides To Age Assessments with the All4One Youth Group.
Online Launch Event: Young People’s guide to Age Assessments
On the 9th of September, we’re having an online launch. We’ll be publishing our four new guides to the Age Assessment process You can find more details about those materials below, which will be available on our website from the launch date.