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Creating meaningful change in Lancashire with a range of participation activities
Young people have taken part in mental health walks, presentations to corporate parents and creating a Welcome Gift for new children in care.
Empowering young voices in Westmorland and Furness through art
A youth-lead initiative helping young people express themselves and connect with each other and professionals in a painting workshop.
Oldham’s Aftercare Football Group
A football team was set up to help care leavers stay active, make friends and feel part of a community.
My Things Matter campaign co-produced by young people in East Sussex
The Children in Care Council designed personalised boxes and bags to make sure young people feel valued and supported when moving home.
A programme of activities to help young people build skills, confidence and friendships
Peterborough's young people developed a programme of fun activities and creative workshops to tackle social isolation, improve employability and support mental health.
Short films helping young people to understand the Corporate Parent pledge
The Care-Experienced Council in B&NES co-produced a series of short films which made the pledge more accessible and less wordy.
Answering care-experienced young people’s Frequently Asked Questions
Children who aren't in the care system can ask their parents for answers to important questions. This co-produced video answers those questions for children with a Corporate Parent
Monthly activity group for young people in York to socialise and exercise
Bringing care-experienced young people together through fun and inclusive activities that build confidence, connection and well-being.
Promoted Resource
From Surviving to Thriving: The seven drivers of well-being for children in care and care leavers
Key findings and recommendations from Coram Voice's Bright Spots programme
Developing guidance to help workers hear from the very youngest children in our care
Aberdeenshire embarked on a multi-agency infant voices project, aiming to hear the voices of the very youngest babies, infants and children in their care.