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Coram Adoption raises awareness of adoption to people of black African and Caribbean heritage
On 18 October, Coram Adoption held their first Information and Q&A event specifically aimed at raising awareness of adoption to people of black African and Caribbean heritage.
Coram supports National Adoption Week, spotlighting how adoption has evolved over the years
To celebrate National Adoption Week (16-22 October), a series of powerful portraits featuring generations of adopted people have been released, bringing to life how adoption has changed over the years. The portraits have been captured by photographer Philip Sinden, who was adopted himself in the 1970s.
Coram Adoption joins campaign to keep brothers and sisters together
Voluntary adoption agencies across the UK, including Coram Adoption, have come together with a joint mission to stop brothers and sisters who are waiting in care from being separated when adopted.
IAC – Intercountry Adoption Centre to join the Coram Group
IAC (Intercountry Adoption Centre) is joining the Coram Group of children’s charities to become Coram IAC from 1 July 2023, IAC and Coram have announced today.
New campaign launches to find adoptive parents for children who wait longest for a permanent home
A new national campaign, supported by Coram, launches today (20 June), uniting regional and voluntary adoption agencies across the country to highlight the circle of support for adoptive parents.
Identity, adoption and mixed-raced heritage – In-Between Lines project at Coram
Student Anthony Lynch, one of the organisers of the In-Between Lines project at Coram, explains what it is setting out to achieve.