COLLAGE research study for care experienced young people (aged 16 - 25, living in England) on finding mental health support. Led by the University of Birmingham and their partners at the Universities of Bristol and Kent.
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COLLAGE research study for care experienced young people (aged 13 - 25, living in England) on finding mental health support. Led by the University of Birmingham and their partners at the Universities of Bristol and Kent.
A century of adoption - the pivotal legislation that has shaped practice today
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Adoption UK
The Adoption Barometer 2026 is now live!
Take part in the largest and most influential survey of the experiences of adoptees and adoptive parents.
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www.adoptionuk.org The Adoption Barometer 2026 The Adoption Barometer is the UK’s only national stock take of the impacts of adoption policy and practice on the lives of adoptees and adopters. This year’s Adoption Barometer Update, based on a... The Adoption Barometer 2026 is now live!
Take part in the largest and most influential survey of the experiences of adoptees and adoptive parents.
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NHS reorganisation and impacts on looked after children
Ellie Johnson our Health Consultant has raised concerns about the impact NHS workforce reforms will have on specialist health roles that support and advocate for children in care.
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corambaaf.org.uk Key NHS roles supporting children in care in England are being affected by Integrated Care Board... In this blog, CoramBAAF Health consultant, Ellie Johnson expresses concerns about the impact NHS workforce reforms will have on specialist health roles that support and advocate for children in care.... Ellie Johnson our Health Consultant has raised concerns about the impact NHS workforce reforms will have on specialist health roles that support and advocate for children in care.
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