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10,000 Voices: The views of children in care on their well-being report
This Bright Spots report analyses responses from children in care aged 4- 18 years to the Your Life Your Care survey between 2016 and 2021. The report gives an insight into children in care’s subjective wellbeing and what they feel makes their lives good.
Personalised health budgets for care leavers in East Sussex
Additional support for care leavers to improve health outcomes based on what young people identify as important to them.
What do children in care tell us is important to their well-being?
This short video explains what children in care say is most important to them including topics such as having trusting relationships, pets, friends and having fun.
How can Bright Spots unlock ‘Stable Homes, Built On Love’?
A webinar exploring how local authorities can use the Bright Spots surveys to meet the needs of an ever-changing care system.
Disability, disparity and demand report
Analysis of the numbers and experiences of children in care and care leavers with a disability or long-term health condition.
Stable Homes, Built on Love: building strong and loving relationships
This consultation session with young people focused on children in care and care leavers having and maintaining loving relationships with people who are important to them.
Stable Homes, Built on Love: Staying connected to family and friends, brothers and sisters
This consultation session with young people looked at the proposals outlined in ‘Stable Homes, Built on Love’ about building strong and loving relationships
Stable Homes Built on Love: supporting mental health and well-being
This consultation session with young people focused on how professionals could best support children and young people’s mental health and well-being.
Stable Homes, Built on Love: Building strong and loving relationships
A session focused on Mission 1 of ‘Stable Homes, Built on Love’: By 2027, every care-experienced child and young person will feel they have strong, loving relationships in place.
The development and psychometric validation of a survey to measure the subjective well-being of care leavers
A 2024 survey co-produced with care leavers reveals a steep decline in well-being after leaving care.