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Ask Me What Matters: St Helens’ story
Hear how St Helens engaged with the Ask Me What Matters project which helps local authorities to ensure children and young people's voices shape the services they receive.
Ask Me What Matters: Coventry’s story
Hear how Coventry engaged with the Ask Me What Matters project which helps local authorities to ensure children and young people's voices shape the services they receive.
Ask Me What Matters: Surrey’s story
Hear how Surrey engaged with the Ask Me What Matters project which helps local authorities to ensure children and young people's voices shape the services they receive.
Ask Me What Matters: Dorset’s story
Hear how Dorset engaged with the Ask Me What Matters project which helps local authorities to ensure children and young people's voices shape the services they receive.
Sibling Activity Days in Telford
Telford introduced more natural and meaningful opportunities for siblings to interact and connect through enjoyable activities like treetop climbing and craft evenings.
Using the Coram Storyteller app to improve life story work in Telford
Telford embedded the Coram Storyteller app in their service, providing care-experienced children with a digital record of their journey.
Improving the Setting Up Home Allowance with care leavers
Young people helped create clearer guidance, influence a new policy and secure additional support for high-cost items such as flooring.
Bright Spots: From Listening to Action
Hear from Telford & Wrekin's Head of Service for Strategic Operations about how children and young people's voices have shaped their services.
From Surviving to Thriving: The seven drivers of well-being for children in care and care leavers – key findings video
Discover the key findings from this national report as presented by Coram Voice's Head of Policy and Practice Development alongside our Care-Experienced Consultants.
Friends, brothers and sisters: The importance of relationships with other young people
Discover what 53 young people from 8 local authorities in the South East of England told Coram Voice about their relationships with those closest to them.