Kent council is 'days away' from not having capacity for unaccompanied migrant children

The video discusses the increasing rate of arrivals and the pressure it places on council responsibilities. It highlights recent monthly statistics, noting a significant rise in arrivals, and compares the current situation to the 2015 crisis. The video also covers the expansion of reception centers to accommodate unaccompanied asylum-seeking children, emphasizing the urgent need for increased capacity.

What is the main concern of the Council regarding the increasing rate of arrivals?

• Lack of funding for new projects

• Inability to fulfill statutory responsibilities

• Overstaffing in the Council

• Decreasing population in the area

How does the current rate of arrivals in August compare to previous months?

• It is slightly higher

• It is about the same

• It is already over 70, which is higher than previous months

• It is significantly lower

What was the highest number of arrivals recorded during the 2015 crisis?

• Over 200

• Over 100

• Over 150

• Over 50

What changes have been made to the reception capacity for unaccompanied asylum-seeking children this year?

• No changes have been made

• One new center was added

• Two new centers and an annex were added

• Three new centers were added

What is the current status of the reception centers for unaccompanied asylum-seeking children?

• They are being expanded further

• They are being closed down

• They are filling up very fast

• They are underutilized