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Measures in the Immigration Act 2016 to be implemented, which will reduce the availability of Home Office support for ARE asylum-seekers and require councils in England to operate a two-tier system of support for families and care leavers
New rule changes restrict access to asylum support and reduce the length of time a person is granted refugee status.
Further restrictions on migrants' access to benefits and removing asylum support from ARE families due to be consulted on
The government is currently consulting on changes that will make settlement in the UK harder to obtain
Councils will no longer be able to access funding through the Hong Kong Welcome Programme for providing destitution support to this group
Our new annual report shows that alleviating migrant homelessness and child poverty is a key, yet costly, area of social care practice
Support received by potential victims of trafficking can be taken into account but does not prevent section 17 support from being provided
Home Office amend rules on how continuous residence can be met
Changes are positive but high fees remain a barrier to securing indefinite leave to remain
Councils can now instantly ‘look-up’ an immigration status to confirm access to public funds
