Thanks to a £60,000 grant from the Masonic Charitable Foundation to Coram Voice we are able to assist colleagues across the advocacy and children’s rights sector by offering free spaces on our Transition planning: The rights of disabled young people and how to advocate for them training course on
The Bright Spots Programme is a partnership between Coram Voice and the University of Oxford, funded by the Hadley Trust. It supports local authorities to systematically listen to their children in care and care leavers, about the things that are important to them
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Here are a selection of case studies highlighting work completed by A National Voice and Coram Voice's Care-Experienced Consultants.
To hear more about how we can support you with co-production and participation with children and young people, email us on ANV@coramvoice.org.uk
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We are today (19 August 2022) launching a consultation alongside National Youth Advocacy Service (NYAS) to hear from care experienced children and young people on some of the recommendations from the Independent Review of Social Care, including discussion around advocacy, Independent Visitors and ca
Yesterday (17 June 2021), “The Case for Change” was launched as part of The Independent Review of Children’s Social Care”, lead by Josh McAllister.
The Review asks the core question of us all, what the purpose of children’s social care should be? We believe that the aim must be