UASC - Triple Planning Training

Triple Planning Training

Introduction:

Asylum processes are difficult to navigate, and triple planning is therefore an essential part of any care/pathway plan for separated migrant young people. Although mentioned in the statutory guidance "Caring for Unaccompanied and Trafficked Children" DfE 2017, there is little or no guidance as to how staff should undertake this important work.

Our unique approach supports practitioners to carry out their practice in a way that promotes the safety of young people, regardless of their immigration status, by developing robust contingency plans for all eventualities. This is a live event delivered using presentations, videos, quizzes and external resources that will support delegates in their day-to-day work. Delegates will be invited to participate in group discussions and activities and feed this back to the wider group.

Course Content:

The course is broken down into the following modules:

• Understand the asylum timeline and how to support young people through this system.
• Understand the individual components of the triple planning process.
• Develop your knowledge around the triple planning process and how to apply this when working with UASC (both relevant and former relevant).
• Understand the new rules that have arisen from the Nationality and Borders Act 2022.
• Consider creative ways to meet the needs of your young people within a complex, often hostile, immigration policy.
• Feel confident in your work with young people, putting safety plans in place to reduce the risk of exploitation and destitution.
• Utilise best practice from around the UK and Europe, implementing this into individual care and pathway plans.