Adoption Today

Our members' magazine, Adoption Today, is full of the latest news, advice from experts, real-life insight and ideas for families. Adoption UK members receive their copies every February, April, June, August, October and December. Members can also access back copies via the members' area of our website.

Articles in the December 2019 edition:

Election ready
We set out our manifesto for adoptive families ahead of the vote in December
The future of the fund
England’s Adoption Support Fund has been extended to March 2021 – but a long-term commitment from the government is still needed. Here’s why...
Adoption UK in action
Find out what we’ve been working on behind the scenes
2019 OUR YEAR IN HIGHLIGHTS
It’s been a busy year here at Adoption UK – we pick out some of our favourite moments
Your heroes of 2019
We asked you to get in touch and tell us about the wonderful people who’ve helped you out this year – from social workers and school staff to family members and friends
Healing the Hurt
We’re launching our winter appeal and need your help to share the news.

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Adoption UK ready to work with new government to deliver a brighter future for traumatised children

Boris Johnson and his Conservative Party have achieved a commanding majority in the House of Commons following yesterday’s vote. Adoption UK is looking forward to working with the new government to deliver meaningful change for adoptive families across the UK.
Advocacy & Support Officer - Northern Ireland

Main purpose of the job: to provide an independent advocacy and support service to adoptive families in N. Ireland.
Children waiting in care as adoption rates continue to plummet

The charity Adoption UK is calling for urgent action as the number of children adopted from care in England has fallen for a fourth successive year, as revealed by the latest official figures.
Healing the Hurt

Three quarters of the children adopted today will have been removed from their birth families due to abuse or neglect. Adoption alone doesn't erase the trauma they have suffered. Please help us build brighter futures for these vulnerable children.