Training Calendar

Introduction to Asylum Support Webinar 10am Mon 20th July

ASAP next webinar will be an “Introduction to Asylum Support”. This training will provides an overview of the asylum support system including S95, S98, S4 and destitution. It is suitable for those with no or limited experience of working on asylum support applications.

By the end of this course, you will know the following:

How the asylum support system works
What kind of support your clients are entitled to
How to help your clients access this support
What kind of evidence your clients will need to successfully apply for support

It is a 2.5 hour session from 10am to 12:30 pm on Monday 20th July and will be held on zoom. If you would like to attend this session please register your interest here by Wednesday 8th July. Please note the session will be limited to 50 places. Places will be limited to two people per organisation.

Introduction to Asylum Support Recorded Webinar

Recorded webinar 35 minutes

Do you work with people who have claimed asylum? Would you like to know more about their entitlement to accommodation and financial support? This webinar provides an overview of the asylum support system in the UK. It looks at the asylum support system including S95, S98, S4 and destitution. It is suitable for those with no or limited experience working with asylum seekers.

You can access this webinar by clicking and registering your details here. Go to the course catelogue and select the recorded webinar tab. You can then select add and the webinar will be avaliable for you to watch.

How to Support Asylum Seekers Using the Home Office Guidance on Domestic Abuse Webinar

Recorded webinar 1 hour

Do you help survivors of domestic abuse who have claimed asylum? Do you want to ensure they have access to support and safe housing? This webinar provides an overview of asylum support eligibility, goes through the Home Office policies on domestic abuse as well as entitlements and provisions for survivors. Finally, it also covers helpful tips about how survivors in the asylum support system can access Home Office funded refuge spaces.