Report About Our Engagement Of Manus Regional Processing...

Report about our engagement in Manus Regional Processing Center Object/Purpose of the visit: The purpose of our visit to Manus RPC is to assist the Status Resolution Officers in engaging individuals with similar cultural backgrounds to gain insight into their perception and objectives, to balance existing perceptions and interpretations. Timing: Three working weeks. Introduction: We engaged in several Status Resolution Interviews and many informal discussions with the residents. In addition, we engaged with the residents in their camps during the shop front weekly visits to assist the SROs to send the following primary messages: a) Manus Regional Processing Centre will close and accordingly the residents need to start thinking about their future outside MPRC. b) They are near the end of the Resolution Status Determination process and must now accept that they will likely be returning home in the near future (either voluntarily or involuntarily). c) They need to thoroughly pursue any third country options as the alternative will be returning to their home countries. d) Currently have the option of Assisted Voluntary Return, however, failure to engage will result likely in involuntary removal which will mean no support or financial assistance. e) Finally, this might be last chance to have some kind of control over their circumstances. As a result, we reached the below: Findings: 1. The SROs are handling the Status Resolution Interviews in a professional and friendlyShow MoreRelatedReport About Manus Regional Processing Center Essay1017 Words   |  5 Pages Report about Manus Regional Processing Center Object/Purpose of the visit: The purpose of our visit is to assist the Status Resolution Officers in engaging individuals with similar linguistics and cultural backgrounds to gain insight into their perception and objectives, to balance existing perceptions and interpretations. Timing: Three working weeks. Introduction: We engaged in a number xx xx of Status Resolution Interviews. Additionally, we visited the residents in their camps during the shopfront