On 24th Feb, in association with Public Law Project and Garden Court Chambers, we are holding a free seminar to release our new report - Experiences of Accessing Education in Asylum Accommodation. Find out more and booking below! gardencourtchambers.co.uk/event/free-hyb…

1 in 3 children living in deep poverty are migrant children. This is not a coincidence. End child poverty, for EVERY child. Scrap No Recourse to Public Funds. Watch and share youtu.be/0d9YPGlFzC0

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Lets have some good news on a Friday! 'D' was referred to us late last week as age disputed. Today, he went into the care of his local council!

Is Home Office policy failing asylum-seeking children by significantly disrupting their education? Dr Jo Hynes for Legal Action Group on how young people in the asylum system are impacted by a deficit of school places in many local authorities: lag.org.uk/article/216779…

A big congratulations to M and A where were granted leave to remain today :) 😁😁

And another age dispute success these last few days, following a negative short assessment. An agreement to take into care in the interim pending a full age assessment!

Thank you Vodafone UK these sims help our children stay connected, both with their caseworkers and lawyers but most importantly promoting family connections and relationships 🧡🧡

This #RefugeeWeek the extended move on period for people with newly granted refugee status must be made permanent. Some great points from our friends over at @NACCOMNetworkhttps://naccom.org.uk/blog-this-refugee-week-the-move-on-period-extension-must-be-made-permanent/

This Refugee week is all about the power of community. Small acts can make a BIG difference. Find out more about small acts of kindness through Refugee week and beyond here. refugeeweek.org.uk/simple-acts/

From Freedom from Torture - For Refugee Week 2025, One Strong Voice campaigners took their powerful message about the government's cruel citizenship ban to the streets. freedomfromtorture.org/news-and-stori…

Amazing result for one of our age disputed yp. After 9 months of casework, whilst in an hotel, finally had the decision overturned and returned back into care. It shouldn't have taken so long, and wouldn't have been necessary if the first assessment was reasonable and thorough.