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Deportation Order Appeal Services
Going through a prison sentence and facing deportation can be an incredibly stressful time for the individual and their family. Nellie Supports understands how difficult it can be to navigate these circumstances, especially if you are unfamiliar with the legal system and the deportation process.
How can we help?
At Nellie Supports, we understand the complexities and challenges that individuals facing deportation order appeals often encounter, particularly
when it comes to the well-being and care of their children. We are here to provide comprehensive assessment services tailored to the needs of families involved in deportation order appeals, guided by the principles outlined in the Care Act 2014, Section 117 of the Immigration Act 1971, and the framework for the assessment of children.
Our team of qualified social workers specializes in conducting thorough child and adult profile assessments. Following the framework for the assessment of children, we take a holistic approach, considering the child's physical, emotional, educational, and social development needs. By carefully examining the health and social care needs of both parents and children, we gain valuable insights into their unique circumstances. We recognize the vital importance of assessing the parent-child relationship and dependency, ensuring that every aspect is considered when formulating an action plan.
Child Assessment
Adult Assessment
Action Plan
Court Report
Why Choose Nellie Supports?
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Experience and Expertise
Our team of professionals possesses extensive experience in deportation assessments and is well-versed in the legislation and criteria set forth by the NHS and the Care Act 2014. You can trust in our knowledge and expertise to conduct thorough and accurate assessments.
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Holistic Approach
We take a comprehensive and holistic approach to assess the well-being and relationships within families facing deportation. By considering various aspects of health, social care needs, and parent-child dynamics, we provide a nuanced understanding of each individual's situation.
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Empathy and Compassion
We understand the sensitivity and emotional challenges associated with deportation proceedings. Our team approaches every assessment with empathy, compassion, and a commitment to upholding the well-being and rights of all individuals involved.
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Collaborative Approach
We believe in collaboration and communication. Our team works closely with legal professionals, social workers, and other relevant stakeholders to ensure a coordinated and integrated approach to supporting individuals and families throughout the deportation assessment process.
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Tailored Solutions
Every family's situation is unique, and we recognize the importance of tailoring our services accordingly. We provide personalized assessments and recommendations that address the specific needs of each individual and family, promoting their well-being and facilitating the best possible outcomes.
Accreditations
Social Work England is a specialist body taking a new approach to regulating social workers in their vital roles. All of our Social Workers are registered with Social Work England for your peace of mind.
Our assessors are accredited Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA) assessors with specific experience in completing capacity assessments and specialist reports.
All of our assessors have undergone extra training to become accredited financial vulnerability experts according to Lichtenberg standards, so they can provide even more detailed reports on mental capacity.
CASE STUDY
Mr Muir, a resilient father, and his two children, Aanya (age 10) and Arjun (age 7), faced a challenging situation as Mr Muir awaited deportation to India after his release from prison. Recognizing the importance of supporting the family during this difficult period, Mr Muir sought assistance from Nellie Supports to navigate the deportation process and rebuild their lives.
To better understand the unique circumstances and needs of
Mr Muir and his children, Nellie Supports, initiated a comprehensive assessment process to provide tailored support and recommendations. Our team conducted detailed assessments of each family member, including Mr Muir, Aanya and Arjun. We delved into their physical and mental well-being, educational needs, and emotional stability. By engaging in empathetic conversations with the family members, we ensured their voices were heard, their concerns were addressed, and evidence of the impact Mr Muir being deported would have on his children.
Our Social Worker was then able to collate all of this evidence into a court-compliant report for Mr Muir's legal counsel for submission to the courts.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is invovled in a child profile assessment?
AA child profile assessment is a comprehensive evaluation that focuses on understanding and assessing various aspects of a child's well-being, development, and needs.
The assessment aims to provide a holistic view of the child's physical, emotional, social, and educational dimensions.
The assessment can take place at wherver is most suitable for the child, at home with parents or at school or nursery.
Our Social workers aim to make the assessment process a relaxed and comfortable environment
When would I need a deportation order appeal assessment?
In the context of the United Kingdom and the Immigration Act 1971, Section 117 specifically addresses the rights of children and the consideration of their best interests in immigration decisions, including deportation cases. Section 117 requires that the Secretary of State takes into account the best interests of children who are in the UK and affected by immigration matters.
What is involved in an adult profile assessment?
An adult profile assessment is a comprehensive evaluation that focuses on understanding and assessing various aspects of an adult's well-being, capabilities, and support needs. The assessment aims to provide a holistic view of the individual's physical, emotional, social, and functional dimensions.
Through an understanding of both adults' and children's needs, we can start to identify the relationship and impacts of a parent being deported.
Why use Nellie Supports for my deportation case?
Choosing Nellie Supports for deportation assessment cases ensures that you have a dedicated team of experts who will conduct a thorough assessment, comply with legal requirements, and prioritise the well-being of the individuals involved. Our comprehensive approach and commitment to professionalism make us a reliable partner in navigating the complexities of deportation cases.
Are our reports court procedure rules compliant?
At Nellie Supports, we are committed to ensuring that our reports adhere to court procedures and comply with relevant regulations, including Rule S35 compliance. Rule S35 refers to the specific requirements outlined in the Family Procedure Rules of the court system, pertaining to the content and format of reports submitted to the court. Our reports are meticulously prepared to meet these compliance standards.
Should I have support from a solicitor?
Yes, it is highly recommended for clients facing deportation to seek assistance from a lawyer or solicitor who specialises in immigration law and deportation cases. Deportation cases can be complex and involve intricate legal procedures, regulations, and deadlines. A solicitor can provide invaluable support and guidance throughout the entire process.