| About the Network
The Refugee Health Network was conceived between 1999 -2001. Many of those attending Medact workshops made it clear to us that perhaps the most important benefits had been the ability to meet and share information with fellow health workers. Since then the Refugee Health Network has grown from some 22 members to 314 in January 2009. Members of the network share information, resources and offer each other mutal support. Many members of the network have considerable professional experience and are happy to share their particular expertise. If we don’t have an answer someone in the network will be able to suggest the person who will know. The network is open to anyone who works with refugees and asylum seekers and has an interest in health issues. Membership is free but by joining Medact you will ensure the survival of the network. Above all the network is a cooperative effort. We firmly believe that we all have something to share and something to learn from fellow members. Questions or further information please email |
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Medact Refugee Health Network
We are a network of health professionals working with refugees and asylum seekers.
The network aims to share information and best practice amongst those working to facilitate improving the health of refugees and asylum seekers.
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Information sheet: Refugee Health Network
Available to download as a PDF file for easier printing or photocopying.
21/07/2008
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Reaching Out Project
The Reaching Out Project is part of Medacts ongoing work with Refugee communities.
The Reaching Out Project aims to improve access to maternity services for highly marginalised Black and minority ethnic women, including refugees, asylum seekers
For further information on the project follow the the weblink
01/10/2007
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Other professional networks and resources .
This area provides links to other networks and resources that may be of use to professionals. External sites are not endorsed by nor their content approved by Medact
05/09/2007
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