Workshops, seminars and conferences
BAAF runs a wide range of workshops, seminars and conferences throughout the UK, throughout the year.
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16/01/09 | London | Intercountry permanent placements:
children looked after in England being placed overseas
One day workshop
Theme
An increasing number of looked after children in England needing permanent placements have
relatives living out of the UK. This workshop will
explore how these placements can be arranged
and the legal and practice issues involved.
It will also examine how some children from
England might be placed with approved ‘stranger’ adopters living overseas.
For full details on the workshop itinerary view the flier in Word or PDF.
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26/01/09 | Leeds | Contact and Adoption
Evening seminar
This seminar will look at recent research and
the law and case law about the contact
provisions of the Adoption and Children Act
2002 and Children Act 1989. It will consider
how law and research is being used to
determine contact arrangements between
birth families and children after placement
orders and adoption orders are granted.
For full details of who should attend and to book your place, open the flier in Word or PDF.
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11/02/09
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London |
Somebody else’s child – everyone’s responsibility – Safeguarding privately fostered children
Conference
In 1997 Sir William Utting described private fostering as
‘the least controlled and most open to abuse of all the
environments in which children live away from home’. No–one
knows for sure how many children may be privately
fostered in the UK. The last estimate was as long ago as
2001, when the Department of Health put the figure at
around 10,000.
The Children Act 2004, the National Minimum Standards
for Private Fostering and the Children (Private Arrangements
for Fostering) Regulations 2005 require local authority
children’s services and health and education services to co–operate
where children are privately fostered.
More details and booking form here
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29/04/09 | The Stadium of Light, Sunderland | Hard to reach or reaching out? Improving the accessibility of health services for young people
Conference
The theme of this conference comes from evidence which suggests that looked after young people are more vulnerable than their peers to problematic health issues including alcohol and other substance misuse, and risks to their sexual health.
Full details and booking form are available in Word or PDF.
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