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Understanding and improving the mental health of care experienced children and young people

Coram BAAF's annual health conference is a key event in the calendars of health and social care professionals working with children in care, adopted children, care leavers, or their carers and parents. Children and young people often describe access to mental health support as a “maze” or a “game of chance”. We will explore why this happens, drawing on leading research across health, social care, and therapeutic services.
22 June 2026 - 9:30am - 4:30pm Aston Conference Centre, Aston St, Birmingham B4 7ET £320.00 View event details Add to calendar

Training for legal professionals

CCLC provide training for social work teams, IROs, advocates, personal advisers, NGOs and other frontline practitioners. We can also tailor any of our full day training, or provide separate training to cover other areas – for example healthcare, access to education & EU rights.
Dates vary Find out more

Adoption Exchange Days

Exchange Days are events where adoption agencies can profile their children and adopters. You can have a stand at the event or you can attend as a practitioner to support your adopters.

Creating Stability: Regional Sufficiency in a Reformed System

A senior leadership forum exploring how regional collaboration, commissioning reform and system design can create stable, sufficient homes for children and young people in or leaving care.
Monday 29 June 2026 Coram Campus - QEII Free for Coram-i Members Find out more and register