Adoption England commissioned an evaluation partnership between the University of East Anglia and IPC to examine the implementation of matching grants and explore early evidence of their impact. For more information about the evaluation
Health and Social Care in the Community
The adoption of digital technologies in adult social care is becoming an increasing priority for governments worldwide. This includes the use of information and communication technologies by social care professionals to enhance communication and engagement with adults who require social care support. Read More
Evaluation of Pay Structures
This report explores pay structures within Wales’ social care workforce and considers how they influence recruitment and retention. It builds on the pay and progression framework developed by the Fair Work Forum, which sets out job bands (A–E) for roles across children’s and adult social care. Read More
Group C Safeguarding
Offered by Children in Wales, the Designated Safeguarding Lead has a vital role to ensure safeguards are in place and effective actions taken when concerns for a child arise. Read More
Anxiety in Young People
Offered by Children in Wales, you’ll gain practical tools to support young people more effectively in both personal and professional settings. Read More
Planning for Children
Offered by CORAM BAAF, this open course will enable participants to increase their understanding of the role of permanence in children’s lives. Read More
Private Fostering Awareness Day: Breakfast Briefing
CoramBAAF is delighted to be running the fourth national Private Fostering Awareness Day: Breakfast Briefing. Read More
Corporate Parenting
When a child comes into care, the local authority has a statutory responsibility to act as the ‘corporate parent’. Read More
Children’s Rights and the Early Years
Offered by Children in Wales, this Welsh Government funded training course is aimed at practitioners working with babies and young children under seven years or with their families in a range of settings. Read More
Children’s Rights and Participation for Young People Aged 11-25
Offered by Children in Wales and funded by Welsh Government- this course uses fun and engaging activities throughout the day. The Children’s Rights and Participation for Young People Aged 11-25 course will set out the theoretical and legislative framework for young people’s participation in Wales. Read More
