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This year’s Members’ Week will explore key topics and best practices that mirror the journey of children and young people through the care system.
Ann Horne and Clare Seth, our Kinship Care Consultants, share their progress with updating and replacing Form C to better reflect current practice.
CoramBAAF’s health consultant, Ellie Johnson, discusses how vaccines can help keep your children healthy this winter and shares useful information for parents and carers.
Emeritus Professor Hedy Cleaver and Wendy Rose OBE outline the importance of understanding how exposure to domestic abuse affects children of different ages and the support they and their caring families may need.
This year’s Kinship Care Week, Monday 2 – Friday 6 October 2023, will focus on raising awareness about kinship care.
Our annual Members’ Week will be taking place from 25–29 September 2023. We will be exploring the topic of the child’s journey through placement.
Liam Hoskins, our events officer, reflects on our in-person event that explored current research on the mental health of children in care.
Following the Child Safeguarding Practice Review into the murder of Leiland-James Corkill, a multi-agency working group has produced a briefing note which includes recommendations for updating practice in adoption assessments.
John Simmonds, Director of Policy, Research and Development, considers what we have learned and what we can learn from the Reflective Fostering Programme - where foster carers are supported to explore what they think, feel and do.
We have produced a set of comprehensive FAQs to help professionals navigate the tricky interface between social care and immigration law. We will also produce more easily accessible resources over the next few months so keep an eye out for more materials coming your way.
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