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Next of Kin: A Portrait of Adoptive Families by Richard Ansett
Drawing on his own experience of adoption, award winning photographer Richard Ansett has created a series of intimate portraits that explore the deeply personal stories of those he considers his ‘tribe’. The series has been specially commissioned by Coram to mark the centenary of The Adoption of Children Act 1926 and to celebrate National Adoption Week 2026, as well as support our ongoing adoption recruitment programme.
Screening of The Roof of Africa: Bullied – The Mountain We Face
Following its VIP premiere at Battersea Power Station Cinema, the documentary will continue its impact by being screened at Coram’s headquarters to mark the beginning of Anti-Bullying Week. The film screening will be followed by a Q&A with ambassadors Andrew Barton, celebrity hair stylist and Josh Braid, adventurer, and Dale Reubin, mountain videographer who all took on the climb of Mount Kilimanjaro.
Modern Children’s Social Care in the Age of AI
Modern Children's Social Care in the Age of AI
Coram PACEY’s Childcare and early years conference 2027
2027 will be Coram PACEY’s 50th anniversary year. The theme for our conference and throughout the year is ’50 years of impact driving a future full of ambition’. Throughout the day, we will be looking back and celebrating the last fifty years of childcare and early years and the contribution of home-based childcare professionals.
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.
Roundtable: Learning from mental health practitioners
Roundtable: Learning from mental health practitioners