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Refugees and asylum seekers:
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Policy and issues | in Our campaigns
Mind works to improve the lives of people with mental distress through working to influence MPs, government ministers, opinion formers and service providers, to improve legislation and services.
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Asylum seekers | in Campaign report
There has been a great deal of recent debate about asylum seekers, not just in the UK, but also across Europe, the US, Australia and Canada. In Britain, some elements of the political establishment have worked with the right-wing media to foster a climate
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A civilised society: Mental health provision for refugees and asylum-seekers in England and Wales | in Campaign report
Restrictive government policies are functioning to socially exclude and marginalise refugees and asylum-seekers, both exacerbating causing mental distress.
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Improving mental health support for refugee communities - an advocacy approach | in Campaign report
The Refugee and asylum-seeker mental health advocacy project was developed to build a better understanding of the mental health concerns of refugees and asylum-seekers.
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UK puts mental health of refugees and asylum seekers at risk | in News Story
Mind launches new reports looking at the issues around the mental health of refugees and asylum seekers.
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Mental health services for refugees and asylum seekers - a messy picture | in Blog Post
Better support and understanding is needed.
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Diverse Minds | Reports and resources | in Black and minority ethnic mental health
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The end of delivering race equality? | in Campaign report
As the Delivering Race Equality programme drew to a close, Rights and Wellbeing of Racialised Groups (RawOrg) gathered the views of key players to assess its achievements and shortfalls.
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Different pasts, shared futures: Refugee week 2011 | in Blog Post
"Two-thirds of refugees in the UK have experienced anxiety or depression". Sile blogs about Refugee week 2011, launching on Monday.
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The end of Refugee Week | in Blog Post
Sile blogs about the end of Refugee Week, "Mind takes pride in representing the voices of all people with mental health problems, but particularly the most marginalised and vulnerable."