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New analysis by Coram Voice shows stark variation in the wellbeing of care leavers across England
Analysis from the largest survey of care leavers’ well-being in England has shown significant differences in the experience of care leavers between local authorities.
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Thousands of children stage Shakespeare in lockdown with Coram Shakespeare Schools Foundation
Thousands of children from over two hundred schools nationwide performed the works of Shakespeare in a unique initiative, One Night of Shakespeare, broadcast online on Friday 20 November.
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Voices of care-experienced children and young people must be at the heart of government care review, says Coram Voice report
The voices of care-experienced children and young people must be at the heart of the Government’s imminent review of children’s social care – that is the message of a briefing published today by Coram Voice and the Rees Centre that gives care-experienced young people the opportunity to tell policy makers directly how they believe the current system needs to change.
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Coram responds to Children's Commissioner's reports on children's residential care
Coram has responded to new reports published today by the Children's Commissioner for England, Anne Longfield, on the thousands of children in care being ‘failed by the state’ because of a 'broken residential care home market'.
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Listening to children’s voices key to improving fostering care practice, says Coram-I report
The evaluation report of a Coram-i project that has made a positive difference to improving the experience of children in foster care in four partner local authorities has been published today by the Department for Education as part of the Children’s Social Care Innovation Programme.
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Challenge 1739 raises thousands of pounds thanks to our fantastic supporters!
This October we asked our amazing supporters to get fit and raise money for vulnerable children with Challenge 1739 – our new fundraising event. We asked participants to take inspiration from the number 1739 – the year we were founded – to create personal challenges at home or outside.
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New analysis reveals ‘What Makes Life Good’ for care leavers this National Care Leavers’ Week
A new analysis of the views and experiences of over 1,800 care leavers in England has identified 10 key issues that lead to high wellbeing. An executive summary of the report ‘What Makes Life Good, Care leavers’ Views on their Wellbeing’, published today by Coram Voice in collaboration with The Rees Centre*, has found that high wellbeing in care leavers is associated with feeling less lonely and stressed, happier with how they look, feeling settled, positive about the future and experiencing positive feelings and emotions.
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Coram hosts Q&A with Education Secretary for National Adoption Week
As part of National Adoption Week (12-18 October), Coram’s CEO, Dr Carol Homden, met with the Education Secretary, Gavin Williamson, for a Q&A on the government's ambitions for adoption.
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Black children wait longer for adoption than any other ethnic group
Black children wait longer for an adoptive family than any other ethnic group, according to statistics released this National Adoption Week (12-18 October).
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Young migrants help other young people this World Mental Health Day
This World Mental Health Day, Coram’s Young Citizens launched a new animation, sharing their experiences to help other young people who may be struggling with their mental health.
