The voices of care-experienced children and young people must be at the heart of the Government’s imminent review of children’s social care – that is the message of a briefing published today by Coram Voice and the Rees Centre that gives care-experienced young people the opportunity to tell po
Our expectation for those participating in Coram Voice training is as follows:
Arrive (physically or virtually) before the advertised course start time to ensure that the course can start at the advertised time.
Mobile phones and other devices must be switched off or on silent during the cou
In an interview with BBC London News, Andrew Dickie, Head of Services at Coram Voice, says thousands of vulnerable 16 and 17-year-olds have not been looked after in accordance with appropriate child-protection laws. In fact, homeless young people have been steered away from going into care and inst
From the age of 16, all children in care and care leavers up to age 21/25 are entitled to a pathway plan. From our work with children and young people over many years, we know pathway plans, whether the failure to provide one, or the issue with the content remain a huge issue for children and young
Since 2013, the Bright Spots programme has worked with children in care and care leavers to explore what makes life good for them.
Their well-being is measured by the Your Life Your Care and Your Life Beyond Care surveys. You can read more about the issues children and young people felt were imp
