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Prepare for Leaving Care: Practical Guidance
Leaving the formal alternative care system is an important phase both for young people and the service providers responsible for their care and development.
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Language that cares. Changing the way professionals talk about Children in Care (TACT)
Language That Cares is a collaborative e ort led by TACT that aims to change the language of the care system.
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Looked after children in education resource for Wales
This resource is based on Children looked after friendly schools, which was commissioned jointly by Merthyr Tydfil and Rhondda Cynon Taf local authorities utilising PDG LAC funding.
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Advocacy – A guide for professionals
Coram Voice’s Advocacy Guide for Professionals explains what advocacy is and when one might be deemed necessary.
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Sorted and supported: Your guide to leaving care entitlements
Coram Voice’s guide to Sorted and supported: Your guide to leaving care entitlements provides advice to those who are leaving care.
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Advocacy Toolkit: The rights of disabled young people in the transition planning process
It is vitally important that all young people (including those with disabilities) are supported to achieve the best possible outcomes as they move into adulthood.
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Language that cares: Changing the way professionals talk about Children in Care
Language that cares: Changing the way professionals talk about Children in Care provides a framework for professionals and the language they might use when talking about children who are in care.
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Getting your voice heard in your review meeting
Getting your voice heard in your review meeting can be a challenge! This guide will give you some practical tips and ideas on how to be more involved in the future.
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Dealing with Trauma in the Classroom- strategies for teachers
Dealing with Trauma in the Classroom- strategies for teachers
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Reporting education data for looked after children to Corporate Parenting Panels: A recommended framework for All Wales use
Following a meeting of Welsh Government, LACE Representatives from several consortia and a commissioned consultant it was agreed that any reports presented to Corporate Parenting Panels and Councils should include data as indicated in the following documentation.