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What governments should know about adoption

Earlier this summer, we published the first UK-wide assessment of modern adoption: the Adoption Barometer. the abiding message was that adopters are optimistic, resilient parents who find great joy and love in their children, despite dealing with the legacy of early childhood trauma on a daily basis.
Eleanor Haworth

Director of Service Delivery
Parent Partners - England

We are currently recruiting for a Parent Partners join the England team to work in the North Midlands and Mid West areas of England.
Care Inspectorate report contradicts adoptive families’ testimony on support

Adoption UK welcomes a Care Inspectorate report which shows 92% of adoption services in Scotland, relating to Care and Support, were evaluated as ‘good’ or better by inspectors, but the charity calls for more consistency across the nation.

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CHILDREN AWAITING ADOPTION OUTNUMBER ADOPTERS BY 2 TO 1

There are more than twice as many children waiting for families than there are adopters, new figures show.