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Book Review: Looked After by Ashley John-Baptiste
Tracy Jones shares her thoughts on the recently published booked Looked After by Ashley John-Baptiste
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A step towards stability
At Home for Good we are passionate about ensuring children and young people have a safe, secure and loving place to call home.
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Seven thoughts as the Government sets out its next steps for Children’s Social Care in England
This week the Government has made its long-awaited response to the Independent Review of Children’s Social Care in England.
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Johnny’s story
Johnny's church has partnered with Home for Good and his desire is that this partnership mobilises people to give generously of their time, their resources and their ideas.
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Being ‘Church’
Home for Good believe the Church is ideally placed to make a transformational difference, offering more safe and loving homes for children and teenagers who are waiting and a robust and stable support network ready to welcome and care.
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Four things to consider as you approach Mother’s Day
How can we navigate this brilliant, complex, difficult, wonderful day well for those who are care-experienced and their families?
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Rachael's story
Rachael Maskell has been the MP for York Central since 2015. Rachael chairs the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Adoption and Permanence, and has shared with us a little about her role.
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Listening and speaking
People often think advocacy is primarily about speaking, but I’ve come to recognise that effective advocacy always begins with listening.
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Myth Busting: Adoption Older Children
We are often asked similar questions by people who are exploring adopting children over the age of three – with many questions based on misunderstandings or assumptions.
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