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Published 21 October 2024

Could you give me a loving home? Coram Adoption seeks more potential London adopters in National Adoption Week 2024

'Could you give me a loving home?' is the theme of the campaign Coram, the country’s first and longest serving children’s charity, is launching aimed at potential adopters in target boroughs across London on Monday 21 October as National Adoption Week 2024 gets underway.

Published 3 October 2024

Coram Adoption retains Ofsted ‘Outstanding’ rating

Coram Adoption has retained its ‘Outstanding’ judgement by Ofsted for its services for children, young people and families.

Published 23 July 2024

Coram supports national adoption campaign, amid rise in number of children needing a forever home

Coram is supporting a new national campaign from You Can Adopt, launching today, to inspire more people to take the first step towards growing their family through adoption.

Published 4 July 2024

Coram IAC retains Ofsted ‘Outstanding’ rating

Coram IAC has received its fourth consecutive ‘Outstanding’ judgement by Ofsted for its services for children, young people and families.

Published 16 April 2024

Coram Adoption joins campaign to find more families to adopt children with additional needs

Voluntary adoption agencies (VAAs) across the UK, including Coram Adoption, have joined forces to find more adoptive parents for children with additional needs who are waiting for a family.

Published 4 March 2024

LGBTQ+ people from minoritised ethnic groups called to adopt in the UK

A campaign launching today (4 March) is encouraging LGBTQ+ people from minoritised ethnic groups to consider adopting children who wait the longest to be placed in loving adoptive families.