Social Work with Refugees, Asylum Seekers and Migrants : Theory and Skills for Practice.

Intro -- Social Work with Refugees, Asylum Seekers and Migrants -- Contents -- Foreword - Part of the Problem or Part of the Solution? -- Acknowledgements -- Narrative 1 Learning from Henrietta -- Chapter 1 - Social Work with Refugees, Asylum Seekers and Migrants -- Chapter 2 - Social Work Without Borders -- Narrative 2 Learning from Mary -- Chapter 3 - Black Feminist Diaspora Spaces of Social Work Critical Reflexivity -- Chapter 4 - Migration and Austerity -- Narrative 3 Learning from Sam -- Chapter 5 - Disability and Forced Migration -- Chapter 6 - Learning from Immigration Controversies -- Narrative 4 Learning from Jan -- Chapter 7 - Working with Separated Children and Young People Seeking International Protection -- Chapter 8 - Asylum-Seeking Children In and Leaving Care -- Chapter 9 - Social Work with Survivors of Torture -- Narrative 5 Learning from Stella -- Chapter 10 - Lessons from Community Work -- Chapter 11 - Understanding Destitution and Finding Creative Solutions -- Narrative 6 Learning from Andy -- Chapter 12 - Supporting Migrants and Asylum Seekers In and Beyond Immigration Detention in the UK -- Narrative 7 Learning from Aida -- Chapter 13 - Age Assessments of Unaccompanied Minors -- Chapter 14 - From 'Translation Machine' to Trusted Colleague -- Narrative 8 Learning from Lee -- Chapter 15 - Concluding Thoughts -- Contributors -- Index -- Blank Page.

Social work is an international profession and is increasingly having to respond to the needs of displaced people and those impacted by immigration control systems. This book will be a vital resource for service providers, students and academics, specifically those who provide services to people whose lives are impacted by borders.

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