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Reception of vulnerable persons: identification of vulnerability and provision of initial support (Block A)

Reception of vulnerable persons: identification of vulnerability and provision of initial support (Block A)

Key information

Key information

THIS MODULE IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR TRANSLATION ANYMORE BECAUSE IT IS BEING RESTRUCTURED. NEW VERSION WILL BE READY TOWARDS THE END OF 2023

 

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TARGET GROUP


Reception officers in contact with applicants for international protection in the reception system

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ESQF LEVEL


N/A

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DURATION


20-30h online learning
1 day face-to-face

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LANGUAGES


English, Greek, Czech, German, Slovak, Spanish, Lithuanian & Latvian

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VERSION


Version 1 (2020)

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ENTRY REQUIREMENTS & PREREQUISITES


N/A
Description

Description

The aim of this module is to explain how to construct objective reports describing observations on vulnerability, the basic principles of facility and room allocation for vulnerable persons, and information provision to vulnerable persons.
This module focuses on the concept of vulnerability in the reception context. It explores different categories of vulnerable persons, vulnerability indicators and protective factors. The module also deals with the implications of vulnerabilities for reception needs, the initial steps to support applicants with special reception needs, psychological first aid, and biases and how to overcome them.
 

LEARNING OUTCOMES

  1. Outline vulnerability indicators, categories of vulnerable persons and the implications of vulnerabilities for special reception needs
  2. Apply techniques and procedures to identify asylum applicants with special reception needs and decide how to deal with them
  3. Initiate support for applicants with special reception needs
 
This module is delivered through a blended learning methodology (online and face-to-face). Online learning contains learning activities that assess progress toward the learning outcomes, and the face-to-face session focuses on complex elements that require discussion.
In 2023, this module will be upgraded as part of the restructuring of the European Asylum Curriculum.