Asylum Seeker & Migration Research

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Destitution

Memo 109

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Case resolution

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Download: CRP 8 Nov.doc

They think we are nothing

Scottish Refugee Council's snapshot of destitution of asylum seekers and refugees, which revealed that more than 140 people were destitute during one month in early 2006.

Author: Scottish Refugee Council

Mental Health, Destitution & Asylum-Seekers - Executive Summary

A study of destitute asylum-seekers in the dispersal areas of the South East of England.

Author: South of England Refugees & Asylum Seekers Consortium

What's going on? - Executive Summary

A study into destitution and poverty faced by asylum seekers and refugees in Scotland.

Author: Refugee Survival Trust

Integration

Assessing the Impact of Public Sector Funding in Scotland on Services to Asylum Seekers and Refugees

In June 2007, ODS Consulting were commissioned by the ATLAS Partnership to undertake an assessment of the impact of public sector funding in Scotland on services to asylum seekers and refugees.

Author: ATLAS Partnership

Understanding Gateway

The Gateway Protection Programme for Refugees.

Author: Home Office

Building on Diversity

Providing Homes for Refugees and Strengthening Communities

Author: Building & Social Housing Foundation

The Impact of Asylum Seekers on the Glasgow Economy

The key aim of this study is to investigate how asylum seekers may impact on the local economy. Specifically, it looks at the situation in Glasgow and examines how payments made to and on behalf of asylum seekers support economic activity in the local area. However, it is also clear that asylum seekers may also be of interest in the context of a longer-term economic issue that has recently caused some concern, the problem of an expected decline in the Scottish population. The study therefore also examines, albeit in a more tentative fashion, the issue of asylum seekers against the background of the Scottish Executive's "Fresh Talent" population initiative.

Author: COSLA/Fraser of Allander Institute

Migration

Immigration and social cohesion in the uk

Author: Mary Hickman, Helen Crowley and Nick Mai (Joseph Rowntree)

Community Cohesion and Migration 2

Author: House of Commons Communities and Local Government Committee

The Impact of Migration from the New EU Member States on Native Workers

Author: Department for Work and Pensions

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The Economic Impact of Immigration Volume 1

Author: House of Lords Select Committee on Economic Affairs

Immigration, faith and cohesion

Foundation, looks at what factors contribute to, or undermine, community cohesion. It focuses upon three urban areas in England with large migrant and Muslim populations (Newham, Birmingham and Bradford). The report examines the significance of different dimensions of cohesion – including social interaction, participation and belonging – on the lives of Muslims and people of other faiths or of no faith, both recent arrivals and established residents. The report suggests that feeling unwelcome and discrimination reduces migrants’ sense of belonging, rather than an attachment to their country of origin. Some success at integration is attributed to existing Muslim communities who facilitate new arrivals’ integration into wider British society.

Author: Joseph Rowntree Foundation

A Warm Welcome? Public Services and Managing Migration in London: Scoping Research and Introductory Report

Author: London Asylum Seekers Consortium/ Michael Bell Associate

Migrant Workers in Fife - Survey 2007

A Fife multi-agency working group commissioned this survey to gather information about migrant workers in Fife. It will help providers of services to gain a better understanding of these workers' needs and aspirations, and to consider the policy implications for service planning and delivery. It involves face-to-face interviews with 904 migrant workers.

Author: Fife Research Co-ordination Group

Migration: Towards a comprehensive approach

Report on Wilton Park Conference at Euroforum, El Escorial, Spain (October 2007)

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Europe moves East

Author: House of Commons Trade and Industry Committee

A community profile of EU8 migrants in Edinburgh and an evaluation of their access to key services

This study focuses on the demography of EU8 migrants in Edinburgh and their access to health, housing and other social care services. The research is divided into three sections: • Community profile: survey of EU8 Nationals • Case study of a frontline homelessness service, the Cowgate Centre • Survey of agencies working with EU8 nationals

Author: Edinburgh Cyrenians prepared for The Scottish Government Homelessness Division and City of Edinburgh Council (Homelessness Services)

Migrants' lives beyond the workplace

Author: Joseph Rowntree Foundation

Public Opinion

Warm Welcome?

Understanding public attitudes to asylum seekers in Scotland

Author: Institute for Public Policy Research

Trafficking

Reference Guide on Protecting the Rights of Child Victims of Trafficking in Europe

UNICEF Report.

Author: UNICEF

Download: UNICEF.pdf

What the Professionals Know

The trafficking of children into, and through, the UK for sexual purposes

Author: ECPAT

Download: ECPAT.pdf

UASC

Integrating new migrants communicating important information

This report provides guidance for those producing information packs and resources for migrants arriving in their local area.

Author: I&DeA

National Register for Unaccompanied Asylum Seeking Children

Progress Report

Author: National Register for Unaccompanied Asylum Seeking Children