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Supporting separated migrant children to thrive during COVID-19

支持失散的流动儿童在新冠肺炎 (COVID-19) 疫情期间茁壮成长

基本信息

批准号：
ES/V015427/1
负责人：
Fiona Copland
金额：
$ 19.91万
依托单位：
University of Stirling
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Research Grant
财政年份：
2020
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2020 至无数据
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=ES%2FV015427%2F1
关键词：
Supporting separated migrant children thrive

项目摘要

Almost 14,000 separated migrant children (SMC) applied for asylum in the EU in 2019 (Eurostat 2019). Without parents/caregivers close by, their connections to support networks, to social work, education and legal services, and to peers are vital. The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on these networks and services poses urgent risks for SMC's well-being and ability to thrive, socially and educationally in the UK.The project aims to examine how SMC (aged 12 -18) experience the COVID-19 crisis and how it has impacted on their connectivity to networks and services. It will identify how services have adapted to meet their needs and will disseminate good practice throughout the UK. An intervention which gives SMC the opportunity to articulate their feelings about this and other crises, while developing English language skills, will be introduced and evaluated. The interdisciplinary research team will adopt a mixed methods design. It combines online interviews with children, their carers, guardians, social workers and teachers; interactional data from the intervention alongside children's blogs/narratives/poetry, and online discussions with stakeholders. Findings will inform the development of an online resource, comprising briefing and working papers and young people's work and commentaries. The project team will work with CoramBAAF (to ensure findings are relevant to others working with SMC in England, Northern Ireland and Wales), Hands Up Foundation (to deliver an arts-based intervention), Scottish Guardianship Service (to support SMC during the project) and Terre des Hommes (to develop the impact of the project Europe-wide). On-going collaboration with these partners and online workshops and conferences will accelerate impact and build resources that will be available to all in order to support work with SMC during the current and future crises.

2019年，近14，000名失散的移民儿童（SMC）在欧盟申请庇护（Eurostat 2019）。没有父母/照顾者在身边，他们与支持网络、社会工作、教育和法律的服务以及同龄人的联系至关重要。2019冠状病毒病疫情对这些网络和服务的影响对SMC的福祉以及在英国社会和教育方面蓬勃发展的能力构成了紧迫的风险。该项目旨在研究SMC（12 - 18岁）如何经历2019冠状病毒病危机，以及它如何影响他们与网络和服务的连接。它将确定服务如何适应他们的需要，并将在整个联合王国传播良好做法。将介绍和评估一种干预措施，使SMC有机会表达他们对这一危机和其他危机的感受，同时发展英语语言技能。跨学科研究团队将采用混合方法设计。它结合了与儿童、其照顾者、监护人、社会工作者和教师的在线访谈;干预措施的互动数据以及儿童的博客/叙述/诗歌，以及与利益攸关方的在线讨论。调查结果将为在线资源的开发提供信息，包括简报和工作文件以及青年人的工作和评论。项目团队将与CoramBAAF（以确保调查结果与英格兰、北方爱尔兰和威尔士的SMC合作）、Hands Up基金会（以提供基于艺术的干预）、苏格兰监护服务（以在项目期间支持SMC）和地球社（以扩大项目在欧洲范围内的影响）合作。与这些合作伙伴的持续合作以及在线研讨会和会议将加速产生影响，并积累可供所有人使用的资源，以支持在当前和未来危机期间与工作人员-管理层委员会开展的工作。