A HIDDEN HISTORY:
African Women and the
British Health Service
1930–2000

The term refers to an ideology of racial solidarity with Africa and its diaspora.

This is when a child under 16 (or under 18 if disabled) is cared for, and provided with accommodation, for 28 days or more by someone other than a close relative, guardian or someone with parental responsibility. Close relatives are defined as parents, step-parents, siblings, brothers or sisters of a parent and grandparents.

Students who had come to study in Britain without government funded scholarships.

Was a higher education scheme that moved nurse training into universities rather than hospital based schools.