Author: Irsa Kadilli For many newly arrived refugees in the UK, the journey does not end at the border; it begins there. Confronted with unfamiliar systems, cultural norms, and often a new language, the challenge of rebuilding life; finding work; securing housing and engaging with the community can be overwhelming. It is at this point that our shared humanity, shaped by empathy and emotional awareness, reminds us to consider the wellbeing of others. Loch Lomond Trip October 2

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