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Dealing with Relationship Conflict as Parents

Every relationship experiences conflict, but it's how we respond that makes the difference. Coram Family Lives has a new FREE online course, Dealing with Relationship Conflict as Parents, which is designed to help parents strengthen their relationship while creating a more positive family environment. Small changes in the way we communicate can make a big difference.
Ongoing Online Free Register today

From Surviving to Thriving: The seven drivers of well-being for children in care and care leavers

Join us for this free webinar exploring the findings of Coram Voice's latest Bright Spots report and what they mean for local authorities seeking to improve outcomes for their children and young people.
7 July 2026 - 12.30-2pm Online Free Find out more and book Add to calendar

Children Reading: from the Age of Hogarth to the Era of AI

In celebration of World Children's Day, join us to explore the evolving relationship between children, books, and reading. Reading is a crucial way for young people to exercise their rights to information, education and, most importantly, rest, relaxation, and play.
20 November 2025 - 12.00 – 13.00 GMT Online, Zoom FREE Book your free ticket Add to calendar