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CoramBAAF and CCLC have co-signed a letter to Sajid Javid calling on him to introduce independent legal guardians to support all separated and trafficked children and not just those suspected as victims of modern slavery. It follows the publication of the third interim report on child trafficking advocates, as part of the review of the Modern Slavery Act 2015.
The government announces interim funding for the Adoption Support Fund beyond March 2020 while it's future is decided in this year's spending review.
CoramBAAF’s Director of Policy, Research and Development, Dr John Simmonds OBE gave a presentation on Tuesday in Brussels on the state of adoption in the UK and what impact technology has had.
One of the commitments made by DfE in Fostering Better Outcomes was to offer seed-funding to fostering partnerships in order to develop proposals for improving commissioning and sufficiency planning. With support from the National Stability Forum, the department is providing a total of £500k in seed-funding, which local authorities and their partners are invited to bid to access in order to carry out feasibility studies into proposals to improve foster care in their region.
This month we’re offering all six titles in our popular Nutmeg series of children’s books for just £40.
The Department for Education has announced that since its implementation in 2015, £100m has enabled adoptive and special guardianship families to receive high quality therapeutic support for their children. This is a significant sum of money and has benefited 38,000 families.
John Simmonds, CoramBAAF's Director of Policy, Research and Development, responds to the publication of the Fostering Network's 'State of the Nation' report 2019.
To celebrate National Storytelling Week we’re offering two of our key life story work titles for just £20 for the whole of February.
Renew by 31 May 2019 to take advantage of the early bird discount offer.
Read CoramBAAF's response to the publication of the NHS Long Term Plan.
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