Family Members’ Area

Welcome to the Family Members’ area of the Adoption UK website. Links to your online membership benefits are displayed below. For any queries about your membership contact the Membership Team

Please note: You must be an Adoption UK Family Member and be logged into� this site, to view this page. Click here to find out more about becoming a Family Member.

Adoption Today back copies

Download PDF copies of previous issues of Adoption Today magazine. Read more

Advantage scheme

Access discounts on big-name retails, leisure and travel, and access a free legal helpline. Read more

AUK Weekly Online Events

Our weekly virtual meet ups & expert webinars are packed full of information, experience & knowledge. Read more

Group Coordinator Resources

Download resources to help you run your Adoption UK Members Support Group. Read more

Lending Library

Borrow from hundreds of books and DVDs on adoption and child development and behavior. Read more

Member Factsheets

Key information and signposting on the subjects that matter to you. Simply download and use as you need. Read more

Member Resources

Up-to-date information on our new, wide selection of virtual meet ups & webinars. Connect, support, learn & chat Read more

Members’ Community Groups

Find out what’s going on in the Adoption UK Community in your area and find out how to contact your local Coordinator Read more

Online Training Courses

Exclusive member rates on NEW adoption-related online training courses you can complete in your own time from home Read more

Latest

Tomorrow is Another Day

A beautiful poem showing the love and dedication through the struggles from one Mum to her son.

We need to talk about FASD

Barbara Ogston, our FASD Advisor for FASD Hub Scotland, explains what FASD is and how, through own her work and parenting, she has learnt and understood far more about this condition

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Advice and Communities Officer - Scotland

The post holder will be responsible for providing information, advice and support regarding welfare related matters to kinship carers via a telephone helpline and case management system, working with external consultants to offer legal and welfare specific advice.

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The myth of ‘catching up’ after Covid-19

When I was in secondary school, my parents requested permission to remove me from school during term time for a week to go on a holiday of a lifetime. The school reluctantly agreed, on the condition that I would work hard to ‘catch up’ the work that I missed.