View report Direct Provision was introduced in Ireland in 2000 to provide welfare for families and children awaiting decisions on asylum applications. It was intended to provide short term support for asylum seekers, providing them with accommodation, food and a minimum income. Twenty years on, the average length of stay in Direct Provision is just under two years (23 months), … Read More
Direct Division: Children’s views and experiences of living in direct provision
Author(s): | Ombudsman for Children's Office |
Publisher: | Ombudsman for Children's Office |
Publication Date: | 07 Jul 2020 |
Geographic Focus: | Ireland |