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The transition to adulthood for young people and care leavers can be made difficult by the medley of services, legislative frameworks and the fact that many care leavers are expected to make that transition at the age of 18. For obvious reasons, the transition to adulthood is often particularly difficult for unaccompanied asylum seeking children.
In this free 1 hour webinar, Ciara Bartlam of the GCN Housing team and Vijay Jagadesham of the GCN Immigration and Public Law teams share their views on how to ensure a smooth transition to adulthood for young people and care leavers, especially those seeking asylum.
Ciara and Vijay will cover the inter-related issues of age assessment challenges, discretionary leave and leaving care.
Date and Time
The webinar will be held on Wednesday 17 February 2021 at 1pm.
This webinar will only be available on Wednesday 17 February 2021 at 1pm, a recording will not be made available for viewing at a later date. This is at the speakers’ request.
Registration
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Speakers
Ciara Bartlam, Garden Court North Chambers
Ciara has a multi-disciplinary practice which enables her to offer holistic advice and representation, regularly receiving instructions to represent bereaved families at both Article 2 and non-Article 2 inquests. Ciara’s practice spans Housing, Immigration, Mental Health, Prison and Public Law.
To view Ciara’s full bio, please click HERE.
Vijay Jagadesham, Garden Court North Chambers
Vijay’s practice encompasses public law, immigration and asylum law and civil actions against public authorities, with a particular emphasis on vulnerable clients and challenges under the Equality Act 2010. Vijay has appeared at all levels up to and including the Supreme Court.
To view Vijay’s full bio, please click HERE.
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