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Minderjarigen met een missie: een verkenning van copingstrategieën van en hulpverlening aan Syrische alleenstaande minderjarige vreemdelingen. (Dutch/Flemish)
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- Author(s): Notté, Eva; Bolhuis, Maarten
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Tijdschrift voor Criminologie; 2023, Vol. 65 Issue 4, p359-380, 22p - Source:
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- Alternate Title: Minors on a mission: an exploration of coping strategies of and support to Syrian unaccompanied refugee minors. (English)
- Abstract: Unaccompanied refugee minors (URM) are particularly vulnerable due to the combination of unsafety, fleeing without their parents and their age. The authors conducted empirical research to explore which coping strategies the biggest URM group in 2020 in the Netherlands, Syrians, used and how their needs in coping with potentially traumatizing events correspond with the available care. We conducted 26 interviews with minor and adult Syrian refugees and professionals. The interviews showed that Syrian URM used nine different coping strategies, especially being self-reliant, distracting yourself, being positive and giving meaning. Their main needs are self-reliance, retaining their pride and being able to focus on the future. URM care in the Netherlands corresponds well with especially practical needs. However, concerns exist about the availability of emotional support and the cutoff point of guidance of URM once they turn 18. This study makes some concrete recommendations for improvement. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
- Abstract: Alleenstaande minderjarige vreemdelingen (amv's) zijn extra kwetsbaar door de combinatie van onveiligheid, vluchten zonder ouders en hun leeftijd. Wij onderzochten welke copingstrategieën de grootste groep amv's in 2020 in Nederland, Syriërs, gebruikten en hoe hun behoeften bij hun coping met potentieel psychotraumatische gebeurtenissen aansluiten op de beschikbare zorg. Hiervoor namen wij 26 interviews af met minderjarige en meerderjarige Syrische vluchtelingen en hulpverleners in Nederland. Uit de interviews bleek dat de Syrische amv's negen copingstrategieën gebruikten, met name zelfredzaam zijn, zich afleiden, positief zijn en betekenis toekennen. Hun grootste behoeften zijn zelfredzaamheid, trots behouden en kunnen focussen op de toekomst. De zorg in Nederland sluit goed aan op met name behoeften die praktisch van aard zijn. Er bestaan echter wel zorgen over het aanbod van emotionele ondersteuning en de acute stop van begeleiding van amv's op hun 18de. Het onderzoek geeft een aantal concrete aanbevelingen tot verbetering. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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