Learning from Research: RCT Model of creative life story work for children in care

Join our event to hear the results and implications of a research project that took place over a year into creative Life Story Work.

Care experienced people as a protected characteristic

Ann Horne and Clare Seth will explore the challenges and complexities of care planning in kinship care. They will map out the care planning journey from early identification of potential carers to securing legal permanence. They will explore the challenges including assessment, regulations and guidance but also offer suggestions for good practice.

Paul Shuttleworth will be discussing why children's views are worthy of inclusion in research to shape policy and practice in kinship care.

In this lunchtime webinar, Coram Voice will share some of the key learning from the Bright Spots programme which has helped 80 local authorities across the UK to listen to what makes life good for more than 24,000 care-experienced children and young people.