What support can non-immigration workers provide to non-UK rough sleepers?
Training for workers and volunteers across London who support migrants experiencing homelessness.
This training covers the practical support that can be provided by people who are not immigration practitioners to individuals experiencing homelessness due to immigration-related reasons.
Topics covered include:
- What is "regulated" immigration advice and casework?
- What kind of support can non-immigration workers offer to homeless migrants to help them through the immigration system?
- Finding immigration advice & representation
- Gathering evidence
- Accessing available services
The training will not cover cases where immigration status is not the key factor in homelessness (e.g. refugee homelessness) but will touch on issues around termination of asylum support.
This training is funded by the GLA and is therefore only available to those working with homeless migrants in the Greater London area.