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The Association of Professors of Social Work is holding a series of events about current knowledge of the field with the aim of contributing evidence to inform the Department for Education’s Children’s Social Care Review.
Read about the key findings and recommendations from research into how the implementation of Practice Guidance (2018) has impacted on anonymisation practices in child court judgments, in the context of personal information being more easily accessed online.
We are delighted to support Foster Care Fortnight, the annual campaign to raise awareness of the transformational power of fostering and to celebrate the fostering community organised by our colleagues at Fostering Network.
A partnership between Lancaster University, Kinship and CoramBAAF sees the launch of a new suite of online resources to promote the development of support services for special guardians.
The #YOUCANADOPT campaign encourages more people to step forward to adopt more than one child.
A free webinar is being held to share initial findings from a study on how services for separated migrant children have been impacted by the pandemic.
CoramBAAF are working with other stakeholders to promote and support the implementation of the Best Practice Guidance published by the Public Law Working Group in June 2020. We have a role to play in supporting and disseminating good practice on behalf of our members. This article highlights the work of the Sussex Family Justice Board and the Quality Circle initiative.
CoramBAAF would like to alert members to the statement released by the Royal College GPs and British Medical Association.
Monday 15th March saw the launch of a new film and an agenda-setting webinar to bring together sector leaders to focus on special guardianship.
Over the next few months, we will be consulting and discussing with members about the key issues raised by The Independent Review of Children's Social Care. We will do this primarily through our forums, groups and committees but we are also gathering comments in writing.
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