News Archive
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New research reveals public misconception about the scale of abuse of children needing adoption
New research undertaken by YouGov for 29 Independent Adoption Agencies in England, including Coram, has revealed that people significantly underestimate the primary reasons why adoption is decided on as the best placement option for a child.
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Coram announces 13% of its recent adopters are LGBT
Coram is welcoming LGBT adopt and foster week 2016 and celebrating the contribution of parents and carers who are LGBT
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Coram supports the Big Adoption Day
On Wednesday 16 March Coram will be joining adoption agencies throughout England to take part in the first ever Big Adoption Day
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Coram welcomes Government changes to adoption law
Children’s charity and outstanding adoption agency, Coram, welcomes today’s Government announcement of changes in adoption law and increased funding to improve life chances of children waiting in care.
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Claim now for extra support for your adopted child at school
Parents of adopted children have until 21 January, 2016 to contact their school in order to access funds via the Pupil Premium for extra support for their adopted children
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Child adopted through Coram designs official DfE Christmas card
The Department for Education has selected a card designed by a child adopted through Coram as its official Christmas card
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Coram Christmas opening hours
Find out Coram's Christmas opening hours here
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Could you spare five minutes to help adoption agencies like Coram?
Are you visiting our site because you are considering Adoption? If so, could you spare five minutes to share your thoughts and understanding of voluntary adoption agencies?
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Visit the Coram Christmas Shop for unique festive gifts
Buy inspiring Christmas gifts from the Coram Christmas shop and help support our important work
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How adoption gave Lucy her childhood back – mum tells story in The Times
Coram’s adoption services have helped hundreds of children recover from traumatic early experiences. This week, the incredibly moving story of a little girl called Lucy* and her adoptive mum, Diane*, has been featured in T2 in The Times.
