Listening to children and young people – How Bright Spots helps local authorities hear their voices

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Listening to children and young people – How Bright Spots helps local authorities hear their voices

How do local authorities develop services for children in care and care leavers that are actually focused on what they say is most important to them? Join us for this lunchtime webinar which will explore some of the key learning from the Bright Spots Programme which has helped over 80 local authorities across the UK, to listen to what makes life good for more than 25,000 care-experienced children and young people.
8 May 2024 - 12.30 - 2pm Online Book here Add to calendar

National Kinship Care Strategy: Implications for social workers and local authorities

The first-ever National Kinship Care Strategy has been published. This session aims to explore the implications of the strategy on social work with kinship families and the impact it has on local authority planning, practice and workforce.
30 January 2023 - 11.30am - 1.30pm Online via Zoom Free for CoramBAAF members Book on the CoramBAAF website Add to calendar

Learning from Research: Expressions of self research project

This session serves as an introduction to the Expressions of Self research project and covers the findings and implications.
25 January 2024 - 1.30pm - 4pm Online via Zoom Free for CoramBAAF members Book on the CoramBAAF website Add to calendar

Assertive advocacy

Equipping social workers to challenge their child’s school to ensure better outcomes, particularly in professional PEP meetings. Uphold a child or young person’s legal rights and ensure that they are fairly treated.
14 November 2023 - 10am - 12.30pm Online via Zoom From £43.20 Book on the CoramBAAF website Add to calendar

Unconscious bias: understanding diversity and discrimination

Ashley will encourage you to investigate different manifestations of unconscious bias in a safe and supportive format.
10 October 2023 - 10am - 2pm Zoom From £86.40 Book on the CoramBAAF website Add to calendar

Care experienced people as a protected characteristic

Care experienced people as a protected characteristic
27 September 2023 - 11.30am - 1pm Zoom CoramBAAF members only Book on the CoramBAAF website Add to calendar