How to protect care leavers and looked-after children after Brexit

Frances Trevena
Tuesday, August 29, 2017

The UK government has set out proposals for those who currently have European Union rights to live, work and study in the UK to be able to apply for a form of settled status on or after withdrawal from the EU.

The Erasmus+ programme helps young people access study and vocational training opportunities in the EU. Picture: Christian Schwier/Adobe Stock
The Erasmus+ programme helps young people access study and vocational training opportunities in the EU. Picture: Christian Schwier/Adobe Stock

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