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Future Hopes
When a person is referred to us for long term support, their needs are assessed under the following 6 different areas.
Whilst we do advocate for survivors, we do not offer legal advice. Rather, we work with legal professionals to help survivors navigate their legal situation.
- Immigration issues
- Compensation
- Criminal investigations
- Family law matters
- Challenging negative conclusive grounds decisions, where possible
- Finding secure accommodation
- Obtaining income and a bank account
- Learning English
- Creating budgets and paying bills
- Making phone calls and advocating for yourself
- Complex mental health problems (such as psychosis, complex PTSD, DID)
- Chronic health problems
- Having a learning or physical disability
- Struggling with alcohol or substance misuse
- Finding secure accommodation
- Avoiding homelessness
- Having no address history or ID
- Understanding their rights
- Being reunited with children and family members
- Learning new skills
- Building healthy relationships
- Increasing self confidence
- Starting education
- Obtaining employment, even though they have gaps in their CV and no references
- Starting to consider their future options, when their only experience is forced criminality or sex work
- Starting or looking after a family
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About Us
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Charity No. 1158856
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Our Number:
0333 880 5008 -
Our Address :
Please email info@snowdropproject.co.uk for Snowdrop's mailing address.
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