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šŸ†˜ Seeking Advice & InformationSupport for Deaf Asylum Seekers in the UK šŸ†˜


I’ve noticed a significant gap between the support available for Deaf Refugees and Deaf Asylum Seekers, and I’m reaching out for insights from anyone with knowledge or experience in this area.


šŸ”¹ Deaf Refugees often have access to direct payments and remote interpreting (e.g. VRS) via local councils.


šŸ”ø Deaf Asylum Seekers, however, seem excluded from the same essential services

āž”ļø No direct payments

āž”ļø No access to interpreting support or VRS


This gap creates serious barriers for Deaf Asylum Seekers trying to access:

  • Healthcare

  • Legal representation

  • Basic services

  • Community support


šŸ‘‰ I’d appreciate help understanding:

ā“ Why does this gap exist?

šŸ¤ Are any organisations actively supporting Deaf Asylum Seekers?

āš–ļø Is there a legal framework, policy, or funding route that applies here?

šŸ“£ How can we advocate for equal access and inclusion?


šŸ“© Please comment, DM, or tag someone who might know more.


I’m keen to listen, learn, and take meaningful action.


This is a human rights issue, and we need inclusive solutions.


Thank you for reading and supporting.


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