Kent council "days away" from not being able to deliver responsibilities for asylum seeking children

The video discusses the challenges faced by Kent County Council in managing unaccompanied asylum-seeking children. With a significant increase in arrivals, primarily adolescent boys, the council is under pressure to provide adequate reception and long-term care. The current rate of arrivals is straining reception capacity, with three centers and an annex quickly filling up. The council is close to reaching a point where it may not fulfill its statutory responsibilities. Long-term care responsibilities extend to age 25, adding to the pressure on social services. The visible arrival of migrants in Kent, mainly via small boats, is causing public concern.

What is the age range of the unaccompanied asylum seeking children mentioned in the text?

How many unaccompanied asylum seeking children have arrived this year compared to last year?

What is the significance of the year 2015 in the context of unaccompanied asylum seeking children?

What challenges does the County Council face regarding the reception of unaccompanied asylum seeking children?

What long-term responsibilities does the County Council have for children in care?