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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 2 October 2024

New research finds children in care and care leavers with disabilities are missing out on vital support

Many children in care and care leavers with disabilities could be missing out on vital support according to data published today obtained under a Freedom of Information (FOI) request sent to all local authorities by Coram Voice.

Published 20 September 2024

Coram welcomes Professor Sir Ivor Crewe as its next President and Chair of the Board of Trustees

Coram has today announced the appointment of Professor Sir Ivor Crewe as the next President and Chair of the Board of Trustees.

Published 10 September 2024

Coram-i and Engine sign partnership to develop AI solutions to improve services and outcomes for children and young people

Coram-i and the AI consultancy Engine have signed a formal collaboration agreement that will see the two organisations work together to develop bespoke AI solutions to transform organisations working with vulnerable children, young people, and their families.

Published 6 September 2024

Coram accepted as Core Participant in the Covid-19 Inquiry

The Coram Group of children’s charities has been accepted as a Core Participant in Module 8 of the Covid Inquiry, which will examine the impact of the pandemic on children and young people across the UK.

Published 4 September 2024

Reading as an activity choice for 2024 primary school children

One in ten children aged three to ten never choose to read at home without parental input, according to a new survey published today by the national children’s reading charity Coram Beanstalk, conducted in partnership with Mumsnet.