Tees Valley of Sanctuary Tees Valley News
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Food for 2016 Appeal
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Tees Valley Hosting Scheme
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Allotment opportunities for asylum Seekers and Refugees
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TVoS meeting minutes 13th April 2016
Tees Valley of Sanctuary
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Justice First Newsletter April 2016
Justice First monthly newsletter covers several subjects this month:
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Fundraiser for Justice First – Music evening in Saltburn 9th April 2016
A reminder about the Justice First Fundraiser in Saltburn on:
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Free Migration Anti Stigma course for 10 – 19 years old for 2016.
Migration anti stigma course
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City of Sanctuary NEWSLETTER – November 2015
NEWSLETTER – November 2015
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Following successful Hosting event, Ian Dodds requests information to update cabinet
Housing and support for Asylum seekers on Teesside.
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I’m ashamed of today’s Europe, says Teesside University lecturer
A powerful story from the Greek island of Lesbos, printed in the Northern Echo.
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Redcar and Cleveland Council sign up to Tees Valley of Sanctuary resolution of support
Redcar & Cleveland Borough Council
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BBC report asylum seekers in Middlesbrough on 23rd October 2015
Why does Middlesbrough have the most asylum seekers?
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Mary Thompson Fund Newsletter Autumn 2015
Thank you so much
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Justice First Fundraising Dinner 3rd October 2015
Hello this is from one of our partners in the Tees Valley. They are having there annual Charity Dinner, this time being held at Preston Hall, Yarm Road , Eaglescliffe, Stockton on Tees, on the 3rd October 2015.
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Housing newly arrived arrivals : dealing with enquiries
This can be used by any organisation trying to cope with the flow of enquiries:
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Conference for Young People(11+) and Parents to better understand each other
There is a conference on saturday 19th September 2015 at the St. Mary’s Centre 80-82 Corporation Road Middlesbrough TS1 2RW . Time 11am to 4pm. Food and Drinks are provided.
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A Commentary on the December 2014 and April 2015 Country Information and Guidance reports issued on Iraq
This commentary identifies what the ‘Still Human Still Here’ coalition considers to be the main inconsistencies and omissions between the currently available country of origin information (COI) and case law on Iraq and the conclusions reached in the following Country Information and Guidance (CIG) reports issued by the UK Home Office: o Internal relocation…
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Advice on talking to people about asylum seekers who don’t already agree with you!
(Adapted from Student Action for Refugees Group Guide)