Through our membership and public events, we support and connect adopted people, adoptive parents, prospective adopters and the community around children who cannot live with their birth parents. Read more
Government proposals for adoption support reform in England will have a big impact on the support families receive, including via the ASGSF. Read more
Take on the 100k in May challenge and make every kilometre count for families connected by adoption. Read more
Adoption UK is the leading charity for adopted and care experienced people, adoptive families, and others parenting children who can’t live with their birth parents. Set up in 1971, we’ll be here for adopted and care experienced children, adults and their families for as long as they need us.
We connect people across the adoption community, support adopters and adoptees, and work with them to influence the decisions that affect their lives.
As a member of Adoption UK, you can access a range of resources, webinars, support & community networks.
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We host community events to help you through every stage of your adoption journey. From our prospective adopters online meet-up to family walks and parent/carer dinners, take some time to grow your support network and make meaningful connections with others.
Data published today (Wednesday 13th May) reveals that cuts to the Adoption and Special Guardianship Support Fund (ASGSF), introduced last April, are impacting thousands of families through reduced or abruptly ended therapeutic support. Read more
Barbara, a mum of three siblings, shares her insights into why attending Adoption UK Scotland’s key community event can be so valuable to adoptive families. Read more
Vital parliamentary report published today calls on Government to issue state apology for its role in historical forced adoptions, alongside a programme of meaningful support for survivors. This follows an inquiry by the Education Select Committee which included evidence from Adoption UK, informed by our adult advisory group. We support the recommendations of the Committee and urge Government to now act on this with urgency. Read more