Well-Being and Psychosocial Support for Undocumented Migrants in the Netherlands: 2021-2023

This dataverse includes all data collected in the context of the study ‘Well-Being and Psychosocial Support for Undocumented Migrants in the Netherlands’ (December 2021 - September 2023). The first aim of the study was to understand how social and individual factors change the well-being of undocumented migrants in the Netherlands, and how psychosocial support can intervene in these pathways. The second aim of the study was to understand the dependencies of this group, and in particular, how they depend on aid workers. The psychosocial support was offered by the Netherlands Red Cross and Doctors of the World. Three interventions have been studied: Life Skills groups, individual psychological consultations, and METS workshops. The study invited undocumented migrants who took part in these interventions to participate in a (semi-)structured interview. The first sample group consists of 18 participants (2021-2022), and the second sample group of 31 participants (2022-2023).本数据集涵盖“荷兰无证移民的福祉与社会心理支持”（Well-Being and Psychosocial Support for Undocumented Migrants in the Netherlands）研究（2021年12月—2023年9月）范围内采集的全部研究数据。本研究包含两大核心目标：其一，探明社会与个体因素如何作用于荷兰无证移民的福祉水平，以及社会心理支持可通过何种路径对该过程进行干预；其二，厘清该群体的依赖特征，尤其是其对援助工作者的依赖情况。本研究的社会心理支持服务由荷兰红十字会（Netherlands Red Cross）与世界医生（Doctors of the World）提供，共涉及三项经研究评估的干预措施：生活技能小组、个体心理咨询及METS工作坊。研究邀请参与过上述干预的无证移民参与（半）结构化访谈，其中第一样本组包含18名参与者（2021—2022年），第二样本组包含31名参与者（2022—2023年）。