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Handel Birthday Concert 2025 – “Waft her Angels”
Please join us at our forthcoming concert celebrating Handel’s philanthropy to the Foundling Hospital.

Understanding Disability: Past and Present in the Experience of Care
Join us as we delve into Coram Voice’s newly published report, Disability, Disparity and Demand. This event will provide an opportunity to learn and reflect on contemporary experiences of care leavers and care-experienced young people with disabilities. This event is also an opportunity to view an immersive art installation exploring the past and present of the care system.

Echoes of Care: The Living History of Coram and the Foundling Hospital
Come and experience Coram’s new immersive, audio-visual installation, exploring the past and present of the British care system. Using a blend of media, the artwork explores pertinent, timeless questions about the care system, mixing snippets of life from the Foundling Hospital with those of young people in care today.

Echoes of Care: The Celebration
Join us for an evening of discussion and celebration to mark the unveiling of Echoes of Care: The Living History of Coram and the Foundling Hospital, an immersive art installation exploring the past and present of the care system. This event is part of the Bloomsbury Festival programme.

A Portrait of my Parents: Film Screening and Discussion with Philip Sinden
For National Adoption Week 2024, join us for an in-person screening of a new short film documenting photographer Philip Sinden's search for his birth family. Through this unfiltered and personal lens, Philip invites the audience to join him on a transformative journey.

Embracing Complexity: Identity in Research, Policy, and Lived Experience
Join us for a dialogue that will redefine our understanding of identity and its profound importance for individuals and organisations alike. Organised by Youth Insight, a vital part of the Coram Institute for Children built on the work of young researchers alongside recognised experts in the field, this event introduces the ‘complex identity’ framework.