Good Practice Together - New courses, Afghanistan Response & Job Vacancy

We have set up a webpage, compiling all previously shared resources relating to the Afghan Crisis. We’ve been adding new resources to this page, and will continue to do so. Email us if there’s anything you’d like to add.

🌐 Access all resources and guidance

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The latest Afghanistan COI Repository presents updated country research and is available on Asylos’ website. If you have used this report as evidence, we’d like to invite you to a 1-hour focus group.

🌐 Download the repository

📨 Email Julie to find out about the focus group

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This practical session is a space for organisations supporting people from Afghanistan in bridging hotels to share their concerns and challenges, as well as best practice and what’s working well.

🗓 Book now

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*These courses are restricted to organisations who are FIAP partners. To find out more, managers can contact Daniel Fallon.

 🗓 Find out more and book online

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We are running two courses by ARC Foundation and Asylos. One focuses on the basics of what country of origin information is, when it can be used and its limits, the other is a thematic webinar looking at protection claims from children.

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This course, delivered by Ruth Budge (Migrant Law Project, Islington Law Centre) aims to give an overview of the law and process relating to applications for family reunion, with a focus on applications made outside of the Immigration Rules.

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This course focuses on the rights of migrant parents and their children, the options that are available to assert those rights and how and when to do this in an immigration context.

🗓 Book now

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Open to FIAP partners, this course is for those looking to advise and assist individuals with complex private and family life applications and claims, including those raised within the context of an asylum claim.

🗓 Book now

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The MMCA Project will cover various topics to better equip practitioners in the field on the skills and knowledge needed to assist asylum seekers and migrants with mental health needs holistically.

🗓 Book now

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Screen Share exists to support, inform and advocate for digital inclusion for young refugees. They do this primarily by repurposing used laptops and gifting them to young refugees in the UK.

🌐 Find out more

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Refugee Action is on a journey to shift power towards people with lived experience and to embed an anti-racist approach in all that we do. The successful candidate will lead on the Expert by Experience programme, GPP Team, and Anti-Racism Strategy.

👐 Find out more and apply

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Please get in touch with Lizzie if you have any feedback. We’d love to hear from you.

📨 Email feedback to Lizzie Hobbs

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Stay safe,

The Good Practice & Partnerships Team