Refugees and asylum seekers in Salford are receiving help in navigating their healthcare rights and how they can access support, treatment, and advise.
The BHAF (Black HIV/AIDS forum) for equality works across the whole North-West, sharing and advising migrants, asylum seekers and ethnic minority groups on how to access the healthcare that they need.
Broughton House Veteran Care Village, located in Salford, has received £40,000 grant money towards supporting those who served the in Royal Navy and Marines.
The care village has gathered support from the Royal Navy & Royal Marines Charity in partnership with Greenwich Hospital, and RNRMC’s ‘Through Life Pathway programme’.
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