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Published 23 March 2023
Our key publications
Coram has a range of publications setting out in more detail how we work with children and young people and providing details on how you can get involved or support us. These are all available either digitally or in print by request to the Coram communications team.
Training for legal professionals
CCLC provide training for social work teams, IROs, advocates, personal advisers, NGOs and other frontline practitioners. We can also tailor any of our full day training, or provide separate training to cover other areas – for example healthcare, access to education & EU rights.
Dates vary
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Adoption Activity Days
Activity Days allow you to meet a range of children who are waiting to be adopted in a supported, safe and fun environment. Referrals are free of charge but you will need to be in at least Stage 2 of the assessment process with a positive recommendation from your social worker.
Locations vary Meaningful communication: Advocating for the wishes and feelings of young people with disabilities – Parts 1 & 2
This free training will provide an opportunity to reflect on the challenges for professionals of communicating meaningfully with young people who have disabilities, learning difficulties or additional communication needs, and the role of an advocate in supporting this communication.
Free 
Supporting Special Guardianship Families: support assessment, ASF applications and support needs
This course will explore the support needs of special guardianship families, how to carry out assessment of support needs which are sensitive to the needs of kinship care families, and the how these needs may be most effectively met.
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Working with schools: supporting the emotional needs of (previously) looked after children in education
This half day training is aimed at professionals who are supporting children and their families and who would like to explore different ways to collaborate with schools in meeting the child’s emotional needs. We know that for many children who are in kinship or foster care, or who are adopted, education can be a challenging experience.