UASC

Information on important things to know about looking after unaccompanied asylum-seeking children and young people (UASC).

Travel Documents

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Coram Children's Legal Centre have produced a helpful factsheet Travel documents & travelling abroad, this can be downloaded here

UASC Activities and Resources

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Table Tennis

Brighton Table Tennis Club –works with people of all ages, especially young people to improve health and celebrate diversity. They run sessions for young people of all ages and backgrounds. 

Website: www.brightontabletennisclub.co.ukwww.brightontabletennisclub.co.uk    Phone: 01273 670145

Local clubs, organisations and service providers

Click here to download details of local clubs, organisations and service providers that offer advice and support to UASC children and their carers across Brighton & Hove.

 

Ramadan information for Carers

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Ramadan is observed by Muslims worldwide and is regarded as a blessed month, which is observed on the ninth month of the Islamic calendar. There are five basic rules in Islam which all Muslims must follow.

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Information for Young People

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Who is Who? - Information booklet (available in various languages) produced by the Migrant and Refugee Children’s Legal Unit.  It explains what each professional working with the young person is responsible for:

https://miclu.org/who-is-who

NSPCC Child Trafficking booklet - This booklet (available in various languages) explains what some important words mean and the rights of children in England.  The NSPCC website also has information on how to spot potential signs of trafficking.

https://learning.nspcc.org.uk/research-resources/leaflets/trafficking-leaflets-children

Guide to Asylum for Young People – this can be downloaded here.

Child Trafficking

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The NSPCC has produced a Child Trafficking booklet - this booklet (available in various languages) explains what some important words mean and the rights of children in England.  The NSPCC website also has information on how to spot potential signs of trafficking.

https://learning.nspcc.org.uk/research-resources/leaflets/trafficking-leaflets-children
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