National Register for Unaccompanied Children

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National Register for Unaccompanied Children
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Currently
Home Office data matching exercise is time and
labour intensive
LA returns of mixed quality
UASC status and age disputes are ongoing issues
between LA Home Office
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The NRUC system
Secure and protected by password and screen name
protocols and tiered server architecture

Encrypted for safer transfer of information
Web based for ease of use throughout the UK
Accessible by both front line workers and
management
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Irregularities in spelling accounted for with
sounds like search function
Search criteria for a child can include several
different numbers issued by various departments
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Viewing case details is governed by the
permissions attached to each profile.
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Concerns regarding the childs safety or case can
be highlighted
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Cases tab also includes a case history which
allows local authorities to avoid offering a
duplicate service
Closed cases will offer contact details of the
previous case workers
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Benefits

• The records on NRUC will be created and refreshed
  by an interface with A-CID, and the data will be
  refined by the Local Authority assisting the
  child.
• NRUC will provide all information required for
  the Grant Claim
• Improve communication between Local Authorities
• Local Authorities can check NRUC directly to
  ascertain UASC status, details, and track updates
  to client case on A-CID

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Contacting the NRUC Team

• nruc.info_at_alg.gov.uk
• Michael Gould
• Team Manager 020 7934 9656 michael.gould_at_alg.gov.
  uk
• Donna Wilson
• NRUC Lead Officer 020 7934 9653 donna.wilson_at_alg.
  gov.uk
• Wahid Ali
• NRUC Data Officer 020 7934 9833 wahid.ali_at_alg.gov
  .uk