The first intellectual output for Volunteers for Unaccompanied Minors get Educated (VOLUME) has been published and is available to all practitioners with an interest in this field.
Funded through Erasmus+, the project brings together partners from five European countries, who are experienced in migration and integration services. Collectively, we will develop a blended learning curriculum to support the work of volunteers in this discipline.
If you’ve ever wondered about the reception and social care arrangements in Austria, Cyprus, Germany, Italy or the United Kingdom then this report can tell you everything you need to know! The report looks at both the legal framework of support to unaccompanied minors in their respective host countries, as well as how the volunteering organisations bridge the gaps that the statutory services are unable to fill.
The aims of this report were outlined and collectively agreed by the 5 member states to form a framework for the analysis report and are presented below:
We would like to thank all the volunteering agencies who gave up their time to help us with this research and enable us to produce resources that are going to benefit unaccompanied minors across Europe.
A full copy of the report can be found here and is also embedded below
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