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Temporary Accommodation Project Evaluation
From November 2022 to November 2024, we delivered our project for London-based community groups supporting people in temporary accommodation to address their legal problems. This project was delivered in partnership with the Public Interest Law Centre (PILC). We delivered two public legal education...
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Multimedia Toolkit for Roma Parents - Project Evaluation Report
The Multimedia Toolkit for Roma Parents project was developed and delivered by Advicenow. The project was developed in response to concerns about the number of Roma families subject to child protection investigations and the number of Roma children being taken into care by local authorities in...
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How to deal with legal issues
There are laws to protect us from being treated unfairly, but it still happens. When it does we have to stand up for ourselves – but it isn't always easy. It's often hard to know who is in the right, where to start, or what to do. That is, until you know how. The information in this guide applies to England and Wales.
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How to find and use reliable online legal information
When searching for legal information online, it is important to be discerning about the information you find. Some web resources are accurate and reliable, but many are inaccurate and misleading. This information applies to the UK.
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No recourse to public funds (NRPF)
Some migrants to the UK have 'no recourse to public funds', which means that they cannot access certain benefits or support provided by the government or local council. Includes what counts as public funds, who has no recourse to public funds, and what can be done about it.
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Housing rights for migrants
Your rights to housing if you are a migrant.
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Sign up for our homelessness and temporary accommodation housing rights course
About the workshops The course aims to give participants the basic knowledge and skills needed to deal with key issues for people dealing with homelessness and living in temporary accommodation. The course will run online and consist of four modules which will follow the legal journey from...
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Asylum seekers and refugees
Your rights to protection by the UK government because you have fled from another country because of fear of persecution.
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Immigration controls
When do you need permission to come into, and stay in, the UK? What you can do if you would like your partner or members of your family to join you in Britain.
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Working in the UK
Rules on working in the UK for European and other non-British citizens.
