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The Family Drug and Alcohol Court Care Proceedings
Family Drug and Alcohol Court | Monday 3rd June 2013 | Steve Bambrough, Mike Shaw & Sophie Kershaw. Journal of Social Work Practice | 1038 DownloadsLaunched in January 2008, the Family Drug and Alcohol Court (FDAC) is a new way of dealing with care proceedings when parental substance misuse causes harm to children. In this article, three professionals from the Tavistock & Portman NHS Foundation Trust, who have been instrumental in developing the FDAC clinical model, discuss the background to this project
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Family Lives befriending pilot: final evaluation report
Sharing learning Professionals Evaluation | Saturday 1st June 2013 | Roland Marden, Rumi Rabindrakumar and Sophie Laws | 35 DownloadsCoram offers specialist consultancy evaluation services to a variety of institutions providing research and policy analysis, support for service evaluation, and participatory research with children, young people, parents and staff
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Community cohesion through schooling
Sharing learning Professionals Evaluation | Saturday 1st June 2013 | Dr. Kairika Karsna, Dr. Sophie Laws and Jaspreet Hayre | 32 DownloadsCoram has worked effectively in inner-city communities for many years, and aims to share what it has learnt about effective outreach to diverse populations
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Fostering for Adoption: Practice Guidance
Sharing learning Adoption Professionals Fostering for Adoption | Saturday 1st June 2013 | John Simmonds, British Association for Adoption and Fostering | 2595 DownloadsFostering for Adoption is a Department for Education (DfE) scheme aimed at ensuring that more children can be placed with their potential permanent carers on a fostering basis while the local authority seeks a placement order from the courts
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Fostering for Adoption leaflet for carers
Parents and carers Adoption Fostering for Adoption | Saturday 1st June 2013 | John Simmonds, British Association for Adoption and Fostering | 2781 DownloadsFostering for Adoption aims to place children with their forever family as soon as possible when they cannot live with their birth parents or other family members
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Thomas Coram Foundation for Children Ofsted report
Coram is a independent adoption agency, registered to provide domestic adoption services and adoption support services. The London office support team is serving adopters within a 35 mile radius of central London north of the river Thames, as well as 10 mile radius of central London south of the river Thames
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What Works in Achieving Adoption for Looked After Children
Sharing learning Adoption Professionals | Friday 1st March 2013 | Di McNeish and Sara Scott, DMSS Research | 132 DownloadsThe Coram Centre for Early Permanence (CCEP) works with local authorities and independent adoption agencies to develop and share expertise with the aim of ensuring more children can live with their potential permanent carers at the earliest possible stage of the care process
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Department of Education's 'Call for Views
Parents and carers Adoption Professionals Policy responses | Friday 31st August 2012 | Dr. Carol Homden | 48 DownloadsCoram seeks to influence policy-makers to ensure that children’s best interests are represented in policy reform
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Placing of Children in Sibling Groups for Adoption Responce
Coram seeks to influence policy-makers to ensure that children’s best interests are represented in policy reform
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The Select Committee on Adoption Legislation's Call for Evidence
Coram seeks to influence policy-makers to ensure that children’s best interests are represented in policy reform