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A free online webinar series for Scotland’s third sector from Seraphus

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Seraphus, and Scotland's Migration Service share details of an upcoming free online series for 3rd sector organisations on Supporting migrant communities in Scotland. The series includes EUSS curtailment action: when status is at risk; Migrant poverty, precarity and the impact on children and Racialised EU Citizens in Scotland, with the first session on 24th November.



Supporting migrant communities in Scotland. A free online series for third-sector and civil society organisations.

Join Seraphus for three upcoming sessions, as part of our work supporting Scotland’s Migration Service. Designed for staff and volunteers supporting migrant communities in Scotland, the series brings together legal expertise, frontline experience and research to explore current challenges and strengthen access to support.


Session 1 - EUSS curtailment action: when status is at risk

24 November 2026 | 10am–12pm

Who may be at risk of losing pre-settled status, the potential consequences and practical steps organisations can take to support those affected.



Session 2 - Migrant poverty, precarity and the impact on children

8 December 2026 | 10am–12pm

How immigration status and barriers to support affect children in migrant households, with evidence and perspectives from organisations working in Scotland.



Session 3 - Racialised EU Citizens in Scotland: experiences, challenges and access to support

19 January 2027 | 10am–12pm

The experiences of racialised EU citizens, barriers to accessing support and opportunities to strengthen collaboration and advocacy.



All sessions are free and take place online via Microsoft Teams. Please share with colleagues and organisations who may find them useful.


Seraphus offers free advice and support to employers (and investors) based in Scotland looking to employ non-UK nationals from overseas, and those already living in Scotland.


More information can be found on Scotland's Migration Service: https://migrationservice.scotland.org/


Advice Appointments can be booked at:

 
 
 

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