Specialist Destitute Asylum Seekers Scheme
An Asylum Seeker is a person who is also fleeing persecution, war or natural disaster from his or her own country. Information on Asylum Support Services can be found here.
An Asylum Seeker is a person who has lodged an application with the Home Office and is awaiting a decision on whether or not he or she is to be granted Refugee status.
An Asylum Seekers application may be refused, they would then be classed as a Failed Asylum Seeker and the Home Office would expected that person (family) to return immediately to their country of origin unless an appeal against the negative decision is lodged.
If a positive decision is granted, that individual would be given refugee status and become a refugee.
Home Office Asylum Support Helpline 0808 800 630 Mon-Fri 8am to 5.30pm
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Today @EdwardDaviesCSJ and I received a warm welcome by @PalmCoveSociety and learnt about the wins and battles of their amazing work. Two things are crystal clear: 1. tackling slavery must be a political priority; 2. victims must be provided with support till their full recovery.
Spending a few days in the new “Blue Wall” this week to understand that reality. Huge thanks to @PalmCoveSociety first up for spending the afternoon with me and @TGrenJardan telling us about their brilliant work. Time to get slavery back up the political agenda. https://twitter.com/TorstenBell/status/1227541098966454273
The 50 'Blue Wall' seats that switched from Labour to the Conservatives determined the election result - but are now also shaping lots of public policy. It'd be good if that policy reflected reality rather than myths...
