In this sobering account of global injustice, Sandra Pawar delves into the urgent reality of unaccompanied minors, emphasizing their critical need for secure housing, accessible education, financial stability, and psychological assistance. Through narratives, data analysis, interviews, and scholarly investigations, her book not only sheds light on their immediate requirements, but also proposes a sustainable and scriptural solution that aims to strengthen preventive measures and protect all refugee minors from ever-present traumas and adversity.
BIO: Sandra Pawar is a passionate and dedicated Salvation Army corps officer with more than twenty years of experience in serving and empowering others. She has a bachelor's degree in social work, a master's in international community development, and a professional certificate in human trafficking. Throughout her tenure with The Salvation Army in the UK, Australia, and the United States, she has directly engaged with refugees from Syria, Iran, Sierra Leone, Pakistan, Ethiopia, and Afghanistan. The narratives and relationships forged with these individuals have profoundly shaped her perspective. More Than Just A Refugee is her first book.
