Join Parents Connect Wales this Parenting Week for a lunchtime webinar. on 22 October 2025. Read More
The Health and Wellbeing of Older Care Leavers
Researchers are holding an online event to conclude their project, which has explored the health and wellbeing concerns of older care-experienced adults (50+). Read More
Managing Children’s Residential Care
This report looks at how the Department for Education (DfE) has responded to the difficulties local authorities face in finding affordable, high-quality residential care for children in care in England. Read More
Playing Together: Connecting with Your Child through Minecraft
Learn how to use Minecraft to connect, communicate and play with your child! Read More
Into Film Festival: 7 to 28 November 2025
Bring your students to a free screening of a film in your local cinema as part of the Into Film Festival this November; there’s a film to suit all ages from 5 to18. Book your cinematic experience now! Read More
Adoption UK Cymru: fully funded training supporting care experienced learners
Funded by Welsh Government, Adoption UK Cymru are offering free online training with a trauma informed approach to behaviour to schools and settings.
Supporting positive behaviour in education
A toolkit designed to support positive behaviour in schools through relationships, environment, teaching and learner-focused strategies. Read More
Autumn Family Fun at Railway Gardens
Live in Splott, Adamsdown or Tremorfa? Check out the family fun events at Railway Gardens this autumn! Read More
“My Care Journey” publication is finally here!
We are delighted to announce the launch of My Care Journey, a publication curated and created entirely by care experienced young people, giving the reader a unique insight into life in the care system. Read More
Lived Experience Understandings of Peer Parent Advocacy
As part of an ongoing study, we spoke to parents with lived experience of child protection services, who had not all had advocates. Their perspectives were different from those of research participants because they were talking about what they would ideally like to happen, rather than reflecting on how good or bad their experience of existing advocacy services was. Read More
