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Helen Grech¹, Li-Rong Lilly Cheng

¹Communication Therapy Division, Institute of Health Care, University of Malta, MT-2080 Msida, Malta. helen.grech @ um.edu.mt

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Migrant communication in Malta varies, with some facing challenges in assimilation and inter-community interaction. Understanding cultural and linguistic needs is crucial for effective support and integration.

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Area of Science:

Sociology
Linguistics
Migration Studies

Background:

Communication is vital for migrant integration.
Understanding migrant communication patterns is essential for effective social services.

Purpose of the Study:

Assess communication skills of migrants in Malta.
Examine access to education, employment, and social participation.
Gauge willingness to share insights on their experiences.

Main Methods:

Structured interviews with 40 asylum seekers in Malta.
Data collected via a specifically devised questionnaire.
Interviews conducted with the assistance of interpreters and carers.

Main Results:

Migrants exhibit varied adaptation and assimilation levels.
Some migrants report marginalization, others successful integration.
Communication with locals is easier for some; intra-community communication presents challenges.

Conclusions:

Challenges in migrant communication and integration identified.
Need for service providers to recognize cultural and linguistic diversity.
Optimizing behavioral interpretation requires understanding these characteristics.