Financial Inclusion amongst New Migrants in Northern Ireland - ICAR

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48Financial Inclusion amongst New Migrants in Northen IrelandGraph 2: Time of Arrival in Northern IrelandGraph 3 shows the age profile of the sample.(4 respondents did not answer this question)Graph 3: Age profile of the sample
Report by ICAR in collaboration with Citizens Advice Belfast 49APPENDIX 2: ORGANISATIONS ANDADVISORY GROUPWe are grateful to the following organisations whocontributed to the research.The Law Centre, BelfastBelfast City Council Good Relations UnitGEMSSouth Belfast Roundtable on RacismInstitute for Conflict ResearchCooltura Polish AssociationPolish AssociationNorthern Ireland Council for Refugees andAsylum Seekers (NICRAS)Chinese Welfare AssociationCraigavon Intercultural CentreThe Project Advisory Group were;Andrew Barnett (Chair) Calouste GulbenkianFoundationAdele Atkinson, Personal Finance ResearchCentre, University of Bristol (now OECD)Danielle Walker-Palmour, Friends ProvidentFoundationGerard Crofton-Martin and John Rhodes,Citizens Advice UKJulie McCurley, Consumer CouncilKavita Datta, Queen Mary’s UniversityMartin Coppack, CFEBOmar Khan, Runnymede TrustShahid Rahman, British Bankers AssociationBritish Red Cross, BelfastNorthern Ireland Council for Ethnic Minorities(NICEM)Citizens Advice Bureaus in Belfast, Dungannon,Portadown, Newry, Derry and EnniskillenOmagh Ethnic Communities Support GroupChallenge of Change ProgrammeConsumer Council for Northern Ireland
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