Adoption news
Children Need a 'Welcome Home', Not a Perfect One
As National Adoption Week begins (20–26 October), Adopt Birmingham is calling on more families to step forward and offer children a welcome home.
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                          ‘Good’ tidings for Birmingham Children's Trust’s Fostering AgencyResults of the latest Ofsted inspection of our Fostering Agency, Foster Birmingham, has been published today (12 December 2024).... 
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                          Adopted people come together to share their story for National Adoption WeekNew powerful portraits featuring generations of adopted people have been released to spotlight how adoption has evolved. 
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                        Adopt Birmingham supports latest You Can Adopt campaignAdopt Birmingham joins a national ‘You Can Adopt’ campaign uniting regional and voluntary adoption agencies across the country to highlight the circle of support important to adopters. 
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                          National Adoption Week 2022 (17-23 October)It's National Adoption Week 2022, time to find out about how you can adopt with Birmingham Children's Trust. 
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                          Choose Adoption, Choose a Life Less OrdinaryBirmingham Children’s Trust is delighted to join the latest national adoption campaign. 
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                          One in four adoptions at Birmingham Children’s Trust are to LGBTQ+ adoptersWe’re recognising our amazing LGBTQ+ adopters this World Pride day! 
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                          ‘I’m having twins!’ Tom and Andy's adoption storyAfter a busy life travelling the country and the world, Tom and Andy decided it was time to settle down. This is their adoption story... 
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                          Birmingham joins adoption agencies across the country to highlight adopter choiceBirmingham children’s Trust has joined adoption agencies across the country to highlight the importance of finding the right adoption agency for YOU. 
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                          Birmingham celebrates LGBT+ Adoption and Fostering Week 2022This LGBT+ Adoption & Fostering Week, we’re highlighting LGBTQ+ adoption in Birmingham. 
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                          Regional Adoption Agency (RAA) announced in BirminghamBirmingham Children’s Trust is joining the national Regional Adoption Agency (RAA) Programme. 
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                          One in five people in Birmingham have considered adoptionBecoming an adopter is easier than you might think. If you're considering adoption, we're asking you to get in touch to find out more. 
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                          Adoption was the best option for us as a mixed race, same sex coupleNot long after Evelyn and Ellen got together, they knew they wanted a family. Now they're proud mums to Ivy. This is their adoption story… 
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                        Notice to families: Birmingham working towards becoming a Regionalised Adoption Agency (RAA)If you are currently receiving a service from Birmingham Children’s Trust Adoption Agency, you will not be affected by any of the changes that are taking place. 
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                          The Fostering and Adoption Recruitment Team was part of an amazing day at Birmingham Pride 2018Proud to represent Birmingham Children's Trust at this years PRIDE event. 
 
                             
                             
                             
                             
                             
                             
                             
                             
                             
                             
                            