Temporary protection: United Kingdom

If you need help, contact UK Visas and Immigration. Crown Dependencies If you applied to the Isle of Man or Guernsey’s Ukraine Sponsorship Scheme, you must finalise your application through that Crown Dependency’s process. If you need information or support, contact the relevant Crown Dependency: Isle of Man: ukraineguidance@gov.im Bailiwick of Guernsey (Guernsey, Alderney and Sark): ukraine@gov.gg

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Where you have safeguarding concerns for a vulnerable adult you should refer to a senior caseworker (SCW) / safeguarding lead for guidance. In certain circumstances, a formal referral to Adult Social Services or other agencies may be required, including for example where one or more of the following apply: the adult may have been trafficked or is at risk of exploitation the adult may be at risk of harm or abuse in their current situation Official – sensitive: start of section The information in this section has been removed as it is restricted for internal Home Office use. Official – sensitive: end of section Before starting a referral, you should check the referral process for the local authority you are referring to. Some may have their own process through their website or by another means. You should be aware of the differences in legislation and local arrangements across the UK. You must confirm that the local authority has received the referral form before you make a decision on the application. This can be through written or verbal communication and must be done before a decision is made on the application. You can however make a decision on the application before the local authority has concluded any checks they decide are necessary.