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(e) Job Centres
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Unemployment key problem see initiatives with MSC (below).
With voluntary bodies
It is the aim of the programme, in partnership with BRC's general strategy, in which the other agencies are participating, to create a network of voluntary support for refugees in towns and districts around the country. This will take the form of a local forum, in which CABS, CRCs, Church Groups the Red Cross, Age Concern, WRVS, Rotary might join with representatives of major agencies like Christian Aid, Oxfam, SCF, to keep under review the needs of refugees in their area and stimulate local political and official support for initiatives by and for the local refugee community. This net- work would provide a local forum into which even the individual support worker can plug.
On a day-to-day basis the agencies will work at the local level with most of the groups mentioned above and nationally offer training, leaflets etc through NACAB, CRE, British Council of Churches etc.
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Community development with refugee community
There is no national representative Vietnamese community association. (There are 2 international groups with politico-military aims which recruit support nationally. Father Diem's Vietnamese Pastoral Centre) in Birmingham claims to reach the entire Catholic community 10% of alI Vietnamese).
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The formation of either formal or informai community groups/associations at local level inevitably faces many difficulties and much trial-and-error.
ta groupes The agencies must provide an advisory service to existing and potential groups, in them
Jeden help in dealings with local authorities etc. where groups obtain resources
to provide help to local community, the agencies must ensure that these
Rather resources are widely distributed in the community.
and see
Community groups can have a highly significant effect on the morale and motiva- Letion of refugees, particularly with job-seeking and creation of employment de this? opportunities.
C. Migration
Serious difficulties will continue to arise as a result of Vietnamese moving themselves, needing to move, receiving relatives on family reunions.
(1)
Secondary resettlement
Several types:
(a) refugees successful
(b)
(c)
(d)
move themselves
those who need to move (may express the need, of need may be observed by agency workers or other statutory or voluntary workers)
those who move themsleves without proper preparation and end up over- crowding etc.
those who move themselves frequently and are generally unsettled.
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