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National Trust collaborates with Coram on new exhibition honouring Westerham’s 18th century foundlings
A new exhibition at Quebec House is shining a light on the lives of the 18th-century children left in the care of the Westerham branch of the Foundling Hospital.
Children’s charities write to Home Secretary over impact of proposed immigration reform on children
Coram, Barnardo’s and the Children’s Society have come together to write to the Home Secretary to raise concerns about the potential impact of proposed immigration reform on children.
Coram to lead major DfE commissioned study with National Kinship Care Ambassador capturing children’s experiences of kinship care
Coram has been commissioned to deliver a major new national research project on behalf of the Department for Education (DfE) with the National Kinship Care Ambassador, Dr Jahnine Davis, exploring the lived experiences of children and young people growing up in kinship care across England.
Family support charity Family Lives joins the Coram Group
The family support charity Family Lives is today (1 April 2026) joining the Coram Group, and will now operate as Coram Family Lives.
25 years of Childcare Survey shows the impact of expanded entitlements on childcare costs for under-twos in England
The full expansion of the 30-hour funded childcare entitlement in England means that a part-time (25-hour) childcare place for a child under two is now theoretically free for eligible families during term-time, whilst the cost of a full-time (50-hour) place has fallen by 39% on 2025, according to the Childcare Survey 2026, published today.
Coram event to share learning on supporting children at risk of not achieving good level of development
Local authorities, partners and stakeholders, educators, early years professionals and childminders will be on the Coram campus on Friday 20th March to share learning from the Moving the Box programme, an initiative designed to support early years educators in identifying and supporting children at risk of not achieving a Good Level of Development (GLD).