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Since the passing of the Illegal Migration Act and the new Rwanda Safety Bill, we have seen immediate action from the UK Government in implementing plans to forcibly remove vulnerable individuals. The Home Office are forging ahead at an extremely heightened pace to identify individuals for removal to Rwanda, a country that our own UK […]

Praxis recently submitted evidence to the Women and Equalities Committee inquiry into women and the cost of living crisis. The submission can be found on the Praxis website here.

November 2023 COSLA has developed an Elected Members Briefing in partnership with the Improvement Service and Scottish Government, which briefs elected members on how No Recourse to Public Funds (NRPF) conditions are applied and the increased risks of destitution facing people with NRPF. The Scottish Government and COSLA share a joint commitment to mitigate the

The Year Two Ending Destitution Together Progress Report was published on the 19th October 2023.

Aberdeen City Council are reviewing their Equality, Diversity and Inclusion policy. They hope to expand the policy to cover how ACC staff interact with residents and visitors, and to shape the Council’s principles in designing and delivering services. They want to hear from as many people as possible…

The Global Exchange on Migration and Diversity at COMPAS, Oxford University, has just published a literature review as part of their Understanding Migrant Destitution in the UK research project, a UK-wide study focusing on local authority provision for destitute vulnerable people with no recourse to public funds (NRPF). Understanding Migrant Destitution in the UK by

As co-owners of the Ending Destitution Together Strategy with Scottish Government, COSLA and Scottish Local Government are committed to supporting people across Scotland who are at increased risk of destitution due to No Recourse to Public Funds conditions. This commitment involves supporting households across Scotland, wherever possible, to avoid destitution and hardship. In 2022 COSLA’s Community Wellbeing

On Tuesday 23rd May, the Home Office made the announcement that from 1 January 2024, most international students will no longer be able to bring family members to the UK.

The No Recourse North East partnership has just had a new leaflet published which signposts services available to people experiencing difficulties due to having a status of no recourse to public funds. Contact us to order copies for your organisation.