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Sorted and Supported: Rights and Entitlements of Care Leavers
For this two part course, we will develop your understanding on the rights and entitlements of Care leavers, and what we can do to advocate on their behalf. Suitable for those with little to no knowledge on the topic, and for those who are interested in a refresher.
Caring for children who have experienced domestic abuse
Exposure to domestic abuse can have long-term consequences for children’s health and development. These may not be immediately apparent once children have been removed from an abusive home and are living with alternative carers.
14 September 2023 - 10am - 1pm
Online via Zoom
From £72, depending on membership
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Homelessness: Advocacy and children’s rights
These two free sessions will provide an opportunity to discuss the experiences of children who are homeless and the barriers they may face. We will discuss how professionals can advocate on behalf of and utilise case law to ensure rights of children who are homeless are upheld.
Care leavers’ experiences of health inequalities
This online webinar is hosted jointly by the Association for Young People's Health and Coram Voice and will be co-chaired by a young person with experience on this topic. We will be joined by a range of expert speakers. During the event we will launch two important briefing papers, sharing the latest data and information on health inequalities experienced by young people with experience of care.
Therapeutic interventions: making the right choices
This half day course is aimed at professionals who work with children and families who may benefit from a therapeutic intervention and would like to increase their understanding of different therapeutic approaches. Foster carers, kinship carers and adoptive parents who are considering different options for therapeutic support may also benefit from this training.
Learning from Research: RCT Model of creative life story work for LAC
Life Story Work (LSW) is the process of helping people to remember and make sense of their early lives. It can help children who have been separated from their birth family to understand their past, and come to terms with the present circumstances and what has happened to them along the way. This session discusses the results and implications of recent research on the topic.