Coram-i Resources
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My Space evaluation report
Coram evaluated Welcare’s My Space, a project developed by Against Violence and Abuse (AVA) and delivered by Welcare in Bromley, London. The project worked with 7-11 year olds who had been identified as having behavioural and emotional problems and also had experienced domestic violence at home.
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Parent Champions final report
Coram evaluated Family and Childcare Trust’s Parent Champions programme aimed at encouraging the use of early years services and particularly the take-up of available childcare. The programme involved volunteers acting as Parent Champions talking to parents in the community signposting them to services.
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The Door is Closed
Children are becoming homeless as a result of local authorities' failures, according to children's charity Coram Voice
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Case study: Kent County Council
In February 2012, Coram-i partnered with Kent County Council to improve the LA’s Adoption Service. Coram-i’s task was to improve the service so that it provided a high quality service to children in the authority’s care with a plan of adoption.
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Improvement Services
Coram-i can work with your organisation to improve its performance in delivering permanence for looked after children. Find out about our Improvement Services in this leaflet
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Adopters life story books research
Adoption Professionals | Tuesday 13th October 2015 | Rebecca Bellew Coram and Dr Debbie Watson, University of Bristol | 3 DownloadsThis research, conducted jointly between the UK children’s charity Coram and the University of Bristol, aims to address the absence in the academic literature of adopters’ perspectives on their children’s life storybooks.
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Adoption Diagnostic Analysis
This document describes the potential partnership work between your local authority and Coram-i, to build on good practice in adoption to facilitate early permanence for young children
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Legal Deep Dive
This document sets out the details of potential partnership work between your local authority (LA) and Coram-i in relation to a ‘Legal Deep Dive’ of selected cases