The UK Relies on Migrant Workers, but Refuses to Admit They're Essential
(Adobe Stock) Farisai, a live-in care worker who migrated to the UK in 2010, lights up as she talks about life outside work. “I’m a people person,” the 48-year-old tells Novara Media, detailing her passion for volunteering with housing and migrant support services, giving wellbeing talks on Facebook and crafting. Farisai left Zimbabwe, where she was born, after she was sexually abused by a close relative and received no support from her community. She says it was this experience that made her want to be an active member of her community. “My motivation is I’ve had horrible, horri...
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