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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.

Published 20 October 2015

Legal Deep Dive

This document sets out the details of potential partnership work between your local authority (LA) and Coram-i in relation to a ‘Legal Deep Dive’ of selected cases

Published 9 October 2015

Adopted children and young people’s views on their life storybooks: The role of narrative in the formation of identities

This paper reports on interviews conducted with 20 children and young people adopted from the care system in England, exploring their experiences and views of their life storybooks and examines the role of life storybooks as a form of narrative that contributes to identity development.

Published 18 September 2015 By Debbie L. Watson (Centre for Family Policy and Child Welfare and Hadley Centre for Adoption and Foster Care Studies, School for Policy Studies University of Bristol, England, UK), Sandra Latter and Rebecca Bellew (Coram, London, England, UK)

Children in Conflict with the Law: Needs assessment of primary, secondary and tertiary prevention services in Moldova

This report was designed to inform the work of UNICEF and the Moldovan government as they assisted authorities to develop the necessary social infrastructure and support programmes for children and families who are at risk of coming into conflict with the law.

Published 24 March 2015 By Professor Carolyn Hamilton, Kara Apland and Jen Roest

Transforming children’s lives through Creative Therapies

Coram works with children who have experienced difficulties, and who, as a result, are often unable to understand or explain their feelings. Creative Therapy provides a safe place where children can explore how to communicate using art, music and play

Published 17 March 2015 By Coram

Measuring Well-Being

Our literature review, which informed the development of the ‘Your Life, Your Care’ survey, looking at UK and international approaches to measuring the concept of wellbeing and, in particular, the wellbeing of looked after children.

Published 1 March 2015 By Measuring Well-Being (March 2015) Hadley Centre for Adoption and Foster Care Studies, Coram Voice, Bristol University