Moral, social and economic concerns in the health and social care support of ‘vulnerable’ populations, including undocumented/irregular migrants, Gypsy and Traveller communities, and people with intellectual disabilities and criminal convictions.

• Statutory and non-governmental health and social care service provision in the UK and Europe (e.g. National Health Service provision; Social care/welfare provision, NGO/charity/third sector support)
• Refugee, asylum-seeking, 'undocumented', 'irregular', 'economic', and detained migrants' health and social support experiences, access to services, exclusion/inclusion, cultures, identities and empowerment
• Gypsy, Roma and Traveller community health and social support experiences, access to services, exclusion/inclusion, cultures, identities and empowerment
• Exploring access to services and the quality of support; professional skills and experiences; organisational structures, ethos, training and practitioner support provisions; health and social impacts/outcomes; professional/practitioner identities, communities, and ethical concerns