Resource library
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Coram's annual digest of achievements 2016-17: Three centuries of creating change for children
This year, Coram benefited more than one million children, families and professionals. Work also commenced on the creation of The Queen Elizabeth II Centre, which will open in 2018 as we celebrate the 350th anniversary of the birth of Thomas Coram, our founder and key historic champion of children’s rights.
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Brexit: children’s rights at risk or future opportunity in the global era?
Children live in a different world to their parents and grandparents. For them the virtual world has no borders. Around 1 in 15 children were born to a parent not born in the UK; and in 2015 over 1 in 4 births were to women born outside the UK. Children’s home environments, their classrooms and their wider world are different places from the past and they live in a rapidly changing global environment.
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Coram's Autumn Newsletter
Adoption Concurrent Planning Creative Therapies Young people | Wednesday 5th October 2016 | 87 DownloadsCoram's Autumn Newsletter with the latest news, events and updates.
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Coram Life Education and the Ofsted Inspection Framework, 2015
Discover the relevance and importance of PSHE education and SMSC development and the role of Coram Life Education in helping schools obtain Good or Outstanding in their Ofsted reports.
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Coram Life Education Programme Review
This document gives a synopsis and a set of learning outcomes for each of Coram Life Education’s primary-age programmes (three to 11 year olds).
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Changing children’s lives: Coram Group Digest 2016
This year, Coram benefited more than one million children, families and professionals. Work also commenced on the creation of The Queen Elizabeth II Centre, which will open in 2018 as we celebrate the 350th anniversary of the birth of Thomas Coram, our founder and key historic champion of children’s rights.
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Preventing Unplanned Pregnancy and Improving Preparation for Parenthood for Care-Experienced Young People
Professionals | Wednesday 17th February 2016 | Dr Debbie Fallon & Professor Karen Broadhurst of the Universities of Manchester and Lancaster on behalf of Coram. | 349 DownloadsIt is now widely acknowledged that care-experienced children and young people are at increased risk of poor life outcomes when compared to peers who have not spent time in a care setting. They are also at heightened risk of teenage pregnancy, which significantly increases the likelihood that these disadvantages will be transferred to the next generation.
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You can transform a child's life
Since our early days Coram has been at the forefront of children’s support and care. The compassion and principles that drove Coram’s work are upheld by the charity today. We stand up for and help the most vulnerable and at-risk children in society.
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Coram Voice - Advocacy and You
Advocacy is about helping you to speak out about what is important to you. You have the right to have your say and be listened to when decisions are being made about you.
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Coram Capital Adoption - An approach to regionalisation
Coram Capital Adoption is an exciting partnership between a growing group of London local authorities and Coram’s successful independent adoption agency.