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Well-being through doing working with people seeking asylum in Home Office Initial Accommodation Enid Grennan, Occupational Therapist 5th September 2018 Community Services Health Inclusion Team Why are people seeking asylum? What is Home

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Well-being through doing – working with people seeking asylum in Home Office Initial Accommodation Enid Grennan, Occupational Therapist
5th September 2018 Community Services Health Inclusion Team<br>
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Why are people seeking asylum?

What is Home Office Initial Accommodation?

Development of the OT service

Model of Well-being through Doing

Outcomes

Challenges and the future<br>
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Why are people seeking asylum? Asylum seeker – a person in the asylum process

Own country unable to protect them from persecution –
race, religion, nationality, social group, political beliefs or sexuality
Fleeing internal conflicts

Victims of trafficking<br>