Working in partnership
Working in partnership alongside other organisations and agencies can enable holistic services to be provided to refugee men.
RCOs can play an important role in providing services and support to refugee men. The areas of this website on the role of refugee community organisations and the involvement of refugees in the planning and delivery of services provide further guidance on how service providers can develop partnerships with RCOs.
Groups
- Women
- Female Genital Mutilation
- Torture survivors
- Children and young people
- Refugee Men
- Barriers to accessing services
- Awareness of health needs
- Promoting Access
- Communication
- Cultural Competence
- Histories of torture and abuse
- Family planning and sexual health
- Isolation and loss of status
- Alcohol and drug abuse
- Domestic Violence
- Accessing employment
- Nutrition and diet
- Family tracing
- Working in partnership
- User involvement and consultation
- Case Studies
- Older refugees
- Awareness of needs
- GP registration
- Cultural Competence
- Communication
- Health needs of older people
- Nutrition and diet
- Emotional and psychological needs
- Supporting carers
- Family social and community networks
- Residential and nursing care
- User involvement and consultation
- Working in partnership
- Case Studies
- Disabilities and special needs
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