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To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, what steps her Department is taking to provide (a) physical and (b) mental health care for asylum seekers that are housed in Badersfield.
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, what steps her Department is taking to provide (a) physical and (b) mental health care for asylum seekers that are housed in Badersfield.
The Home Office is meeting all its statutory duties to accommodate asylum seekers. Due to increased demand on the asylum system it has necessary to use temporary accommodation – this accommodation has always been safe, secure, and funded by the taxpayer
Refugees, asylum seekers and refused asylum seekers can register for and receive primary care free of charge in the same way as any other patient in any nation of the UK.
We work closely with our accommodation providers to ensure that all asylum seekers in supported accommodation are aware of, and have access to, Migrant Help’s helpline. This service is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, if service users need help, advice or guidance, including signposting to relevant mental and medical health services. Regular welfare checks are conducted on service users, including behavioural monitoring of those who show signs of vulnerability, and where appropriate safeguarding referrals are made to relevant bodies.
The safety and health of people in the accommodation estate is of the utmost importance. The Home Office has robust contingency plans in place and continues to follow national guidance issued by Public Health England (PHE) and the National Health Service (NHS).
Our providers have put in place a range of measures and additional support to enable households to comply with public measures on social distancing and self-isolation.
Guidance has been issued to all service users in a range of languages relating to hygiene, washing hands, social distancing, coronavirus symptoms and what to do if they become symptomatic.
We keep the use of contingency asylum accommodation under review, according to the availability of more long-term asylum accommodation.
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, what steps her Department is taking to ensure the health and safety of asylum seekers housed in Badersfield.
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, what steps her Department is taking to ensure the health and safety of asylum seekers housed in Badersfield.
The Home Office is meeting all its statutory duties to accommodate asylum seekers. Due to increased demand on the asylum system it has necessary to use temporary accommodation – this accommodation has always been safe, secure, and funded by the taxpayer
Refugees, asylum seekers and refused asylum seekers can register for and receive primary care free of charge in the same way as any other patient in any nation of the UK.
We work closely with our accommodation providers to ensure that all asylum seekers in supported accommodation are aware of, and have access to, Migrant Help’s helpline. This service is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, if service users need help, advice or guidance, including signposting to relevant mental and medical health services. Regular welfare checks are conducted on service users, including behavioural monitoring of those who show signs of vulnerability, and where appropriate safeguarding referrals are made to relevant bodies.
The safety and health of people in the accommodation estate is of the utmost importance. The Home Office has robust contingency plans in place and continues to follow national guidance issued by Public Health England (PHE) and the National Health Service (NHS).
Our providers have put in place a range of measures and additional support to enable households to comply with public measures on social distancing and self-isolation.
Guidance has been issued to all service users in a range of languages relating to hygiene, washing hands, social distancing, coronavirus symptoms and what to do if they become symptomatic.
We keep the use of contingency asylum accommodation under review, according to the availability of more long-term asylum accommodation.
To ask the Secretary of State for Justice if he will make a statement on the development of plans for a prison in the former RAF Coltishall.
To ask the Secretary of State for Justice if he will make a statement on the development of plans for a prison in the former RAF Coltishall.
My right honourable friend, the Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice has made the following Written Ministerial Statement. Following the Government’s response to the report by Lord Carter of Coles into the long-term supply and demand of prison places in December, (5 December 2007, Official Report, col. 827)...
My right honourable friend, the Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice has made the following Written Ministerial Statement. Following the Government’s response to the report by Lord Carter of Coles into the long-term supply and demand of prison places in December, (5 December 2007, Official Report, col. 827)...
Following the Government's response to the report by Lord Carter of Coles into the long-term supply and demand of prison places in 5 December 2007, Official Report, column 827, I would like to provide the House with an update on progress to date. Prison Policy Update—Briefing Paper, outlining further detail...
Following the Government's response to the report by Lord Carter of Coles into the long-term supply and demand of prison places in 5 December 2007, Official Report, column 827, I would like to provide the House with an update on progress to date. Prison Policy Update—Briefing Paper, outlining further detail...
My Lords, I welcome the general remarks made by the noble Lord, Lord Elton. He has considerable experience in this area, and we need to listen to the points that he raises. I particularly take his point about children during the summer holidays. I know of some good initiatives on...
My Lords, I welcome the general remarks made by the noble Lord, Lord Elton. He has considerable experience in this area, and we need to listen to the points that he raises. I particularly take his point about children during the summer holidays. I know of some good initiatives on...
Yes, I can give my hon. Friend that commitment. I hope that she is looking forward to the publication of the Government's response to the Corston report tomorrow.
Yes, I can give my hon. Friend that commitment. I hope that she is looking forward to the publication of the Government's response to the Corston report tomorrow.
Like the hon. Member for Mid-Norfolk (Mr. Simpson), my interest is based on the location of former RAF Coltishall in my constituency, where it is largely situated, although it overlaps into his. Does not the announcement about it smack of chaos, confusion and crisis management? When the site was first...
Like the hon. Member for Mid-Norfolk (Mr. Simpson), my interest is based on the location of former RAF Coltishall in my constituency, where it is largely situated, although it overlaps into his. Does not the announcement about it smack of chaos, confusion and crisis management? When the site was first...
Lords statement on the prisons review carried out by Lord Carter of Coles.
Lords statement on the prisons review carried out by Lord Carter of Coles.
Statement on the prisons review carried out by Lord Carter of Coles.
Statement on the prisons review carried out by Lord Carter of Coles.
I thank the Secretary of State for sight of the report and his statement, just over an hour ago. All of us agree that the situation in our overcrowded prisons cannot continue. In calling for urgent action, is not the latest Carter report a devastating indictment of the Government's failure...
I thank the Secretary of State for sight of the report and his statement, just over an hour ago. All of us agree that the situation in our overcrowded prisons cannot continue. In calling for urgent action, is not the latest Carter report a devastating indictment of the Government's failure...
With permission, I should like to make a statement on the report of the prisons review carried out by my noble Friend Lord Carter of Coles. Copies of his report are available in the Vote Office and on my Department's website. Lord Carter was asked in early June of this...
With permission, I should like to make a statement on the report of the prisons review carried out by my noble Friend Lord Carter of Coles. Copies of his report are available in the Vote Office and on my Department's website. Lord Carter was asked in early June of this...
My Lords, I join those who have welcomed the Statement and thank the Minister for repeating it and enabling us to see the report in time. I realise that this is not the time for debate, but I shall welcome the debate, and I hope that it marks a new...
My Lords, I join those who have welcomed the Statement and thank the Minister for repeating it and enabling us to see the report in time. I realise that this is not the time for debate, but I shall welcome the debate, and I hope that it marks a new...
First, my Lords, on mental health, the main thing that I learnt from the passage of the Mental Health Act through your Lordships’ House was the importance of the relationship between the Prison Service and health service, and the need for so many offenders to have effective mental health treatment....
First, my Lords, on mental health, the main thing that I learnt from the passage of the Mental Health Act through your Lordships’ House was the importance of the relationship between the Prison Service and health service, and the need for so many offenders to have effective mental health treatment....
My Lords, I thank the noble Lord for that. I am coming to my question—that was my introduction. My concern is the lack of resources. In particular, when the Minister refers to the production of operational specifications for each type of prison, will he include the proper, responsible and accountable...
My Lords, I thank the noble Lord for that. I am coming to my question—that was my introduction. My concern is the lack of resources. In particular, when the Minister refers to the production of operational specifications for each type of prison, will he include the proper, responsible and accountable...
My Lords, I congratulate the Minister on conducting a review on the need to divert people with mental health problems away from the prisons. However, I ask him to think again about accepting the assertion in the Statement that, "““there is no doubt that the prison population will continue to...
My Lords, I congratulate the Minister on conducting a review on the need to divert people with mental health problems away from the prisons. However, I ask him to think again about accepting the assertion in the Statement that, "““there is no doubt that the prison population will continue to...
My Lords, I am grateful to the noble Lord for his comments. I, too, would welcome a debate in your Lordships' House and the noble Lord’s input into further consideration of these matters would be very welcome. That is how we want to go forward. The establishment of a working...
My Lords, I am grateful to the noble Lord for his comments. I, too, would welcome a debate in your Lordships' House and the noble Lord’s input into further consideration of these matters would be very welcome. That is how we want to go forward. The establishment of a working...
My Lords, given that when I was Minister for prisons there was a day on which we had only 11 spare places left in the entire system, I extend warm good wishes to the present Minister in the formidable task which he faces. We are of course glad to see...
My Lords, given that when I was Minister for prisons there was a day on which we had only 11 spare places left in the entire system, I extend warm good wishes to the present Minister in the formidable task which he faces. We are of course glad to see...
My Lords, I thank the noble Lord, Lord Henley, and the noble Baroness, Lady Falkner, for their welcome of the Statement and report, and I thank my noble friend Lord Carter for his magnificent work in this area. I am glad that the report and Statement were produced in reasonable...
My Lords, I thank the noble Lord, Lord Henley, and the noble Baroness, Lady Falkner, for their welcome of the Statement and report, and I thank my noble friend Lord Carter for his magnificent work in this area. I am glad that the report and Statement were produced in reasonable...
My Lords, from these Benches, we, too, thank the Minister for the Statement and congratulate the noble Lord, Lord Carter, on his indefatigable efforts in these causes. We look forward to reading the report in greater detail. While broadly welcoming its general thrust, we have some notable concerns. There are...
My Lords, from these Benches, we, too, thank the Minister for the Statement and congratulate the noble Lord, Lord Carter, on his indefatigable efforts in these causes. We look forward to reading the report in greater detail. While broadly welcoming its general thrust, we have some notable concerns. There are...