Improving our core forms: what's new and what's next
We have been working towards updating our key forms for professionals. Here's a brief overview of our recent developments and future plans.
Improving residential care for children in England – what can we learn from the Italian experience?
Ivana La Valle explores what we can learn from Italian residential childcare to inform the current debate on how to improve the English residential care system.
Kinship care matters – the National Kinship Care Strategy
That kinship care matters to the 130,000 children living with kinship carers is clear. CoramBAAF is delighted that this has finally been recognised by the Government in the publication of the first-ever National Kinship Care Strategy.
Improving our core forms: an overview of recent updates
Our Policy, Practice and Development team share their progress in updating our core forms, including Form F, CPR Form, Form C and Child health forms.
Supporting transgender, non-binary and gender-diverse foster carers and adopters
In this reflective blog, we consider the key points from our recent webinar with New Family Social about supporting the trans, non-binary and gender diverse adoption community.
National Adoption Week 2023 | You Can Adopt
John Simmonds, Director of Policy, Research and Development, reflects on the release of a new film about how adoption has changed over the years.
Reflections on care planning in the kinship context
Clare Seth, our Kinship Consultant, answers your questions about kinship care planning. These questions were asked by our attendees during our Members' Week webinar.
#DoOneThing | Five suggestions for Kinship Care Week
Here are some of our ideas for ways to #DoOneThing this Kinship Care Week.
Kinship Care Week 2–8 October 2023 #DoOneThing
As Kinship Care Week 2023 begins, our Kinship consultant, Clare Seth reflects on why kinship care needs to remain in the spotlight.
Working together to strengthen the social work profession
Dr John Simmonds reflects on the history of the social work profession and his experiences as a social worker, to consider how working together can promote better outcomes for children in care.
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