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IOM Report - Voices of Syrians: Resettled Refugees in Ireland

2/9/2022

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A report by IOM Ireland for the Irish Refugee Resettlement Programme - December 2021

Forward from Minister O' Gorman -
I welcome the publication of this research into the experiences of refugees who have resettled in Ireland as part of the Irish Government’s Irish Refugee Protection Programme (IRPP).
The story of integration which emerges from this report is one which is shaped by the narrative of the refugees themselves.
Through this report, refugees have described their hopes and fears about life in Ireland, their growing relationships with neighbours and new communities, their efforts to become fluent in English and to become a part of the Irish labour market. I welcome these very valuable insights which not only give voice to refugees but also provide important insights for those providing services to those hoping to make a home in Ireland.
There are some very important and positive findings in this report. A strong sense of belonging and safety emerges, children are integrating well in their neighbourhoods and doing well in school, women, in particular, note appreciation of freedom to participate in activities outside the home.
It is evident from this report that refugees have a wealth of experience to contribute to the Irish Stare. This is to be celebrated.
However, integration is not without its challenges. I note, in particular, the challenge posed by barriers resulting from poor language skills and hope that this particular challenge will continue to be addressed.
The Covid pandemic has resulted in increasing pressures on families resettling in Ireland. I look forward to even greater progress as we all emerge from this difficult time.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank the author of this report Dr Lucy Michael and the staff of IOM led by Lalini Veerassamy for their work on this project. I would also like to thank the IRPP team in DCEDIY led by Eibhlin Byrne for their ongoing work on refugee resettlement as well as their commitment to successful integration. Finally, and importantly, I would like to thank all of those refugees and service providers who gave their time and experiences to make this a valuable piece of research.
SIGNATURE -
Roderic O’Gorman
Minister for Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth
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