Accommodation and support

Legal duties to provide accommodation and support

NRM process in terms of support and accommodation and provision under the Victim Care Contract

Accommodation for asylum-seekers receiving asylum support

Accommodation and support for survivors in police custody, prison, detention centres

Brief overview of some points to note about local Authority support and housing

Recovery Needs Assessment

Robyn Taylor

Robyn is a civil liberties and public lawyer. Prior to joining ATLEU in 2024 she was a pro bono lawyer at Allen & Overy responsible for managing their access to justice clinics in the UK.

Robyn qualified in 2019 at Deighton Pierce Glynn where she specialised in discrimination claims against state bodies and service providers. She has a keen interest in advocating for the rights of migrants and recently undertook a short secondment at European Lawyers in Lesvos.

Hannah Khalifah

Hannah Khalifah is a supervising solicitor specialising in housing and public law, based in London. Hannah qualified as a solicitor in 2018 and joined ATLEU in 2022. She was shortlisted as a finalist in the Housing category for the 2022 Legal Aid Lawyer of the Year award and is a Junior Executive Member of the Housing Law Practitioners Association.

Her notable cases include R (YH) v Secretary of State for Home Department (CO/4801/2022) in which it was argued that all potential victims of modern slavery should receive the same rate of support regardless of their accommodation status. In response the Home Office amended the rate of financial support for victims and potential victims of trafficking under the Modern Slavery Victim Care Contract (MSVCC).

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It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more.