Submitted by mmillard on jeu, 2013/04/11 - 17:56
Please see request below. If you are able to respond, please contact Ana Teresa Rico directly at arico003@gmail.com.
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Submitted by Daniel Zergaw on jeu, 2013/04/04 - 16:04
With Canadian family size averaging 1.9 children per household in 2011 (Statistics Canada, 2012), immigration remains an economic imperative for Canada’s continued dominance as one of the world’s economic power. The country seems to balance its book and meet the shortage of labour through various forms of immigration including skilled migration programs and admitting an increasingly large number of refugees from abroad and those that claim protection from within Canada.
Submitted by mmillard on mar, 2013/04/02 - 13:19
AMERA is a human rights organization that provides free legal, social and mental health services to the hundreds of thousands of refugees in Egypt. For the last ten years, AMERA has tirelessly served people who have fled their home countries due to persecution, conflict, torture, trafficking, violence and terror. We work with refugees (mostly from Syria, Somalia, Sudan, Ethiopia and Eritrea) to rebuild their lives and provide safety to their families. If you would like to know more about our work, please go to: http://www.amera-egypt.org
Submitted by mmillard on mar, 2013/03/26 - 10:26
The Centre for Rural Childhood, University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) Scotland is developing a toolkit to help organisations monitor and evaluate reintegration programmes for children. This project is funded by the Oak Foundation and is part of a larger project on recovery and reintegration (www.childrecovery.info). This work is being supported by an inter-agency steering group including representatives from EveryChild, Save the Children, Mkombozi and IOM.
Submitted by mmillard on mer, 2013/03/13 - 13:41
Submitted by mmillard on jeu, 2013/02/28 - 17:01
The Inter-agency Group on Children's Reintegration is currently carrying out desk based research on reintegration. The group is headed by Family for Every Child and others members include representatives from BCN, UNICEF, USAID, the CPC Learning Network, World Vision, IRC, UHI Centre for Rural Childhood, Save the Children and Maestral International.
Submitted by behbond on jeu, 2013/02/28 - 16:58
Submitted by hkk5cape on mer, 2010/04/21 - 10:50
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