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...refugee fathers. In: Jones, Kerry and Robb, Martin eds. Men and Loss: New Perspectives on Bereavement, Grief and Masculinity. London: Routledge, pp. 188–200. Heer, K, Rose, J & Larkin, M (2015) 'The experiences of British South Asian carers caring for a child with developmental disabilities in the UK', Tizard Learning Disability Review, vol. 20, no. 4, pp. 228 - 238....

...asylum seekers, so people still in poverty. Morning! MOTHER Hello! TINA PRICE Hello, how are you? Nice to see you again. MOTHER Very well. Good, good. TINA PRICE Is it cold out? MOTHER It’s freezing, yeah. TINA PRICE Oh, bless you. MOTHER I’ve come for Toddler Time. TINA PRICE Toddler Time? Yes, it’s on today. Hedgerows has been through a period of change, like lots...

...asylum-based treatment to care in the community. There has been a great deal of debate about whether this policy has been a success or not. However, one thing is clear: the media portrayal of people experiencing mental health problems in general continues to be negative. The debate about the supposed link between mental distress and the risk of violence to other people is...

...Asylum-seekers officially become ‘refugees’ if the government of the host country accepts that they have a well-founded fear of persecution should they return home. In the UK, matters of asylum are managed by the Home Office, and social workers generally do not have direct input into their assessment and management. However, asylum-seeking individuals and families...