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Anti-bullying charity Kidscape transfers into Coram
Kidscape, the longest serving anti-bullying charity in England and Wales, is, from 31 January, transferring all its activities across to Coram, where its existing programmes will operate under the name Coram Kidscape.
GLL and Coram celebrate Big Adoption Day, with free access to leisure centres, gyms and sports facilities for adoptive families
Today (21 January) to mark Big Adoption Day 2026, charitable social enterprise and leisure operator GLL and the UK’s first children’s charity Coram have announced a new partnership, offering 500 free three-month memberships to Better leisure centres for adoptive families in London and across the country.
Coram holds parliamentary event to mark 100 years of legal adoption in England and Wales
Coram CEO Dame Carol Homden is today (19 January) urging the government to ensure that adopted children and their families are given the support they need, at a parliamentary event taking place to mark the centenary of the Adoption of Children Act 1926, which introduced for the first time in England and Wales a legal process by which the rights and responsibilities for a child could be transferred.
Campaign to get 1,000 children reading for pleasure
The Society of Authors and Coram Beanstalk have launched a campaign aimed at supporting 1,000 primary school children to become life-long readers.
Coram CEO Dr Carol Homden made Dame Commander of the British Empire (DBE)
Coram Chief Executive Dr Carol Homden has been announced as Dame Commander of the British Empire in the New Year Honours List 2026, for services to children and families.
One in three young care leavers have low wellbeing, with wellbeing rates declining in recent years, says Coram Institute report
One in three (32%) young care leavers report having low wellbeing, according to new analysis from the largest survey of its kind, published today by the Coram Institute for Children.