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Family Drug and Alcohol Court Evaluation Report
Professionals | Sunday 1st May 2011 | Professor Judith Harwin, Mary Ryan, Jo Tunnard, Dr. Suhash Pokhrel, Bachar Alrouh, Dr. Carla Matias and Dr. Momenian-Schneider | 30 DownloadsLaunched in January 2008, the Family Drug and Alcohol Court is a new way of dealing with care proceedings when parental substance misuse causes harm to children
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Coram-Harrow partnership report
Coram changes the way professional decisions are made, with an emphasis on placement outcomes - ensuring children are placed earlier and quicker, and in greater numbers
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Life in Your Hands: Money
Coram is dedicated to helping children and young people transition into independent living by providing them with the information and support they need
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Life in Your Hands: Rights and responsibilities
Coram is dedicated to helping children and young people transition into independent living by providing them with the information and support they need
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Life in Your Hands: Friends, family and relationships
Coram is dedicated to helping children and young people transition into independent living by providing them with the information and support they need
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Life in Your Hands: Education, training and employment
Coram is dedicated to helping children and young people transition into independent living by providing them with the information and support they need
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Young health and well-being - taking care of your physical health
Coram is dedicated to helping children and young people transition into independent living by providing them with the information and support they need
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Life in Your Hands: Young health and well-being - keep well
Coram is dedicated to helping children and young people transition into independent living by providing them with the information and support they need
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Life in Your Hands: Setting up a home
Coram is dedicated to providing support to care leavers and ensuring they are able to find suitable housing and support
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A Guide to Best Practice in Supervised Child Contact
When the relationship of parents breaks down, it is not only the adults who suffer and wherever possible the child should have the opportunity to remain in contact with both parents. Coram's Guide to Best Practice in Supervised Child Contact is aimed at helping professionals plan and manage contact between parents and children in complex cases.