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We are Coram

Discover more about Coram, the UK's first and longest continuing children's charity, and how you can help us to support vulnerable children.

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Published 21 February 2023

Findings from The Big Ask: Children in Care

Coram analysis of responses from children in care to the Children’s Commissioner’s 2021 The Big Ask survey.

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Published 23 January 2023 By Dr Sarah Taylor and Hannah Lawrence

New Belongings Programme: Final evaluation report (2022)

New Belongings was a three-year programme (2019-2022) delivered by Coram Voice to support eight local authorities in England to better engage their care leavers in service improvements. Though better engagement and involvement of young people as experts in their own experience, the programme aimed to encourage local authorities to improve their support for young care leavers.

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Published 11 November 2022 By Dr Anna Ludvigsen and Dr Sarah Taylor