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Care leaver’s improving the Local Offer in York
York's Care Leaver Forum reviewed and improved the Local Offer which now has a more bespoke approach that better meets individual needs.
Amplify Awards 2024: Worcestershire’s Children in Care Council and Care Leaver’s Forum – Putting Participation on the Map
Worcestershire’s Children in Care Council and Care Leaver Forum coproduced a training called “Putting Participation on the Map”.
Ensuring all staff are invested in the Promise to children in care with a co-produced training booklet
Peterborough's children and young people arranged focus groups with staff and created a survey for other care-experienced children to provide feedback on the Promise.
Amplify Awards 2024: Devon Stand Up, Speak Up – Total Respect Training
Total Respect is an award-winning training programme which is designed and delivered by care experienced young people. It aims to improve awareness and empathy of the care system.
Amplify Awards 2024: Sheffield Speak Up Now – Comfy Cosy Crate project
Sheffield's Children in Care Council worked with local companies to build crates which include essential household items for young people to use as they moved home.
Amplify Awards 2024: North East Lincolnshire – Our Voice, Listen Up!
A group of young people in care aged 11-18 who come together for friendship, fun, food and making a difference.
Amplify Awards 2024: Middlesbrough – Care Ambassadors
Care Ambassadors are supported by the council to be a voice for care-experienced young people in their area.
Amplify Awards 2024: Westmorland & Furness Council – Young Inspectors
Young Inspectors are empowered to challenge service providers and celebrate children and young people's projects.
Amplify Awards 2024: Wakefield Build Our Futures Children in Care Council – Bad rules lead to bad behaviour
Wakefield's Children in Care Council helped to design training to help carers negotiate better rules for children in care.
Amplify Awards 2024: North Yorkshire Care Champions – My First Night Project
North Yorkshire Care Champions wanted to find ways to help new looked after children feel more settled on their first night in care.