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National Theatre collaborates with Coram for forthcoming production of Ballet Shoes
The National Theatre today announces a collaboration with Coram to coincide with the National Theatre’s new production of Ballet Shoes, Noel Streatfeild’s beloved story about three adopted sisters and their found family, adapted for the stage by Kendall Feaver and directed by Katy Rudd.
St Giles Hotels and the philanthropic arm of St Giles, ‘Hotels with Heart’, team up with award winning illustrator Eleanor Tomlinson to support Coram
On Wednesday 20 November, to celebrate World Children’s Day, St Giles Hotels, the hotels’ foundation, ‘Hotels with Heart’, and renowned illustrator Eleanor Tomlinson visited Gateway Academy, a primary school located in Westminster, for an art competition to support Coram.
Coram evaluation of violence reduction programmes highlights the value of support services for parents and carers in communities affected by violence
An evaluation published by Coram today highlights the value of support services for parents and carers in communities affected by violence.
Many care leavers miss out on essential items when setting up home – new Coram Voice research
Care leavers in England are at risk of missing out on essential items when setting up their first homes due to the lack of clear national guidelines on the Setting Up Home Allowance (SUHA), according to new research by A National Voice* and Coram Voice, published today to coincide with National Care Leavers' Week 2024 (28 October - 3 November).
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.
New research reveals barriers to take-up of early education entitlements for disadvantaged children
A range of barriers are preventing disadvantaged children in England from taking up their entitlement to 15-hours of funded early education, but national and local action could change this. That is the conclusion of a major study published today, funded by the Nuffield Foundation and undertaken by the Centre for Evidence and Implementation, UCL Centre for Education Policy and Equalising Opportunities, Coram Family and Childcare, and early years expert Ivana La Valle.