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 Bilingualism: FAQs
The National Literacy Trust under the 'Talk to your Baby' initiative has prepared answers to questions worrying parents who have two different first languages and want to know whether it is better for their children to learn both.
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IW Welcome Pack
A welcome booklet for migrant workers and people from diverse communities has been prepared by the Isle of Wight Rural Community Council on behalf of the Island Strategic Partnership.
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The OISC
The Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner (OISC) is an independent, non-departmental public body set up under the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999
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Migrant Helpline
The Migrant Helpline provides advice and support for newly arrived immigrants and asylum seekers.
Tel: 01304 203977
Email: mhl@migranthelpline.org
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Outreach Project
In February and March 2007, Equals carried out an engagement project with residents of the Isle of Wight who were members of minority ethnic communities
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The Polish Children
This voluntarily organisation is based on the Isle of Wight and works with children to maintain Polish traditions and language.
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Uni Newsletter 2009
Download the Uni Newsletter as a pdf (2.5Mb) for January 2009
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Building Bridges to celebrate and embrace diversity on the Isle of Wight.