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Could you give me a loving home? Coram Adoption seeks more potential London adopters in National Adoption Week 2024
'Could you give me a loving home?' is the theme of the campaign Coram, the country’s first and longest serving children’s charity, is launching aimed at potential adopters in target boroughs across London on Monday 21 October as National Adoption Week 2024 gets underway.
New research reveals barriers to take-up of early education entitlements for disadvantaged children
A range of barriers are preventing disadvantaged children in England from taking up their entitlement to 15-hours of funded early education, but national and local action could change this. That is the conclusion of a major study published today, funded by the Nuffield Foundation and undertaken by the Centre for Evidence and Implementation, UCL Centre for Education Policy and Equalising Opportunities, Coram Family and Childcare, and early years expert Ivana La Valle.
100,000 pages of records from Coram’s Foundling Hospital Archive made available online to public for first time
Almost 100,000 pages of records from the Foundling Hospital, England’s first home for babies who were unable to be cared for by their parents, have today been made available online for the first time.
Coram Adoption retains Ofsted ‘Outstanding’ rating
Coram Adoption has retained its ‘Outstanding’ judgement by Ofsted for its services for children, young people and families.
New research finds children in care and care leavers with disabilities are missing out on vital support
Many children in care and care leavers with disabilities could be missing out on vital support according to data published today obtained under a Freedom of Information (FOI) request sent to all local authorities by Coram Voice.
Coram welcomes Professor Sir Ivor Crewe as its next President and Chair of the Board of Trustees
Coram has today announced the appointment of Professor Sir Ivor Crewe as the next President and Chair of the Board of Trustees.