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How Hull helped young people see their family more often
Hull supported their children to see their family more by creating a working group of key staff and offering more training on the subject.
How Hull developed opportunities for young people to make friends
Hull developed more opportunities for children and young people to have fun together and offered more training to staff to focus on this issue.
Amplifying the voices of young migrants in South London
A space for care-experienced young migrants to come together, get their voices heard, and feel a sense of belonging.
Easing the transition to leaving care for young people on the Isle of Wight
Through the early introduction of Personal Advisers, young people are being better support to face the challenges of leaving care.
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.
Support group for young parents whose children have been adopted
Oldham set up an 8-week programme to support young women whose children had been adopted or placed away from them.
The views of children and young people in kinship foster care on their well-being
10,000 Voices insight paper with analysis of the experience of children in care living with a family or friends who responded to the Bright Spots surveys.
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: Participation workers
A session for workers who support participation and engagement within children’s social care to share what is working well and what the barriers are to good participation and engagement.
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