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CoramBAAF is excited to publish the new Kinship Care Assessment (Form K) Wales. The change in name to 'Form K' reflects the national policy reform agenda and a growing awareness of the complexity and importance of kinship care when children can’t remain at home with their parents. The new assessment amplifies the voice of the child and  focuses on the relationship between them and the prospective kinship carer, drawing out strengths and highlighting support needs. It enables a relationship-based and reflective assessment process that gathers and analyses the information required to inform decisions about a child’s future care.

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CoramBAAF is excited to publish the new Kinship Care Assessment (Form K) Wales. The change in name to 'Form K' reflects the national policy reform agenda and a growing awareness of the complexity and importance of kinship care when children can’t remain at home with their parents. The new assessment amplifies the voice of the child and focuses on the relationship between them and the prospective kinship carer, drawing out strengths and highlighting support needs. It enables a relationship-based and reflective assessment process that gathers and analyses the information required to inform decisions about a child’s future care.

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Case reviews have played a critical role in helping organisations to improve the safeguarding of children. Where a child has died or come to serious harm, and abuse or neglect is known or suspected, local case reviews in England and Wales have provided useful explanations that can contribute to learning and change.

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The Department for Education has gone out to consultation to seek views on a “more responsive, holistic and evidence-based system of adoption support, including changes to the Adoption and Special Guardianship Support Fund.” In this briefing, we will set out what the proposed changes mean for adopters, kinship families and practice.

Written with courage, honesty and humour, this is a book to inspire and encourage any adoptive parents who are struggling to seek support for themselves and the traumatised children in their care.

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The Reflective Fostering Programme is a group intervention for carers looking after children aged between 4 and 12 years. It increases carers’ ability to mentalise about the feelings and thoughts of themselves and the child leading to lower levels of stress and burnout and a better relationship with the child. In this session, we unpack the latest research studies on the effectiveness of the reflective fostering programme in supporting foster carers.

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This Exploring Expertise webinar will introduce practitioners to the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) Better Records Together campaign and its implications for children’s social care practice. Drawing on the ICO’s new care records standards and research with care-experienced people, the session will explore how organisations can improve the way records are created, managed and shared.

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Ofsted Consultation on the regional adoption agency thematic inspection methodology.

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This session will explore how AI can support social work practice without weakening professional judgement, and the support, guidance and training required to accompany the use of these tools.

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Preparing and assessing potential adopters and permanent foster carers is key to a successful placement. This authoritative guide will enable family placement workers to approach their assessments with greater confidence. It will ensure that they address key areas, embrace a holistic approach, and attain high standards.