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Finding time for creativity and new experiences

homeless unaccompanied asylum seekers

Within our Young People Service, we provide homes and support to several young homeless unaccompanied asylum seekers.

Finding time for creativity and new experiences is something we believe in providing for our clients.

For some, this is the first time that they have been able to go on trips to the beach, to cook sausages on a campfire or bake a cake. This can have a profound impact and can be a catalyst for important breakthroughs in a person’s recovery.

In our homes in Salisbury and Andover, our team makes sure they are connected with the local mosques, have access to local health services, and support them with any appointments they have, including helping them enroll with local colleges. They are learning to speak English, and several enjoyed a residential trip to the New Forest, sharing some experiences they have never had before. These are some of their comments during the trip….

“I like seeing [points at binoculars] the [mimics birds]. Here is very good.”

[Nods] “Yes, yes here very beautiful. I like [points at binoculars] and walking.” “I feel very, very good!” [gestures to his chest with big smile.] [Nods with big smile] “Yes very good!”

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