Dispelling the Myth: “SAEF Makes It Hard to Conclude Someone Is an Adult”
Every new framework attracts a few myths, and our first (and only one) we heard recently is the idea that […]
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Every new framework attracts a few myths, and our first (and only one) we heard recently is the idea that […]
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The court has handed down an important judgment on age assessment (brief enquiry) practice in Scotland, addressing three key issues: […]
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We’re really proud to share an important milestone for the Social Work Age Estimation Framework (SAEF) as the Helen Bamber […]
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The Home Office has launched a new pilot allowing certain unaccompanied children to “opt out” of completing a Statement of […]
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In launching the SAEF pilot, the aim was to create a space where practitioners could explore the framework, test the […]
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Following our very exciting lunchtime webinar in January, many colleagues have reached out with thoughtful questions about how the Social […]
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Across the UK, local authorities are seeing a sharp rise in asylum refusals for unaccompanied young people. At the same […]
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Before we start: This blog is not intended as a criticism of the National Age Assessment Board. We are using […]
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We’ve been working on something… Over the past 6 years we have been diligently carrying out age assessments, delivering age […]
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Introduction The Independent Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration (ICIBI) has completed an inspection into the Home Office age assessments, […]
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The racist rhetoric circulating in our communities is abhorrent. Let’s be clear, it’s not “legitimate concern,” it’s racism, and it’s […]
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Try saying that 10 times quickly! What is Androgenetic Alopecia? Androgenetic alopecia is form of hair loss that affects both […]
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