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There are currently thousands of children in the UK in the care system of all ages, and from a variety of backgrounds who have had a difficult start in life … Children Who Wait Longer for Adoption

Most of us have heard of fostering or adoption but not everyone is as familiar with foster to adopt. This is a process that puts a child at the centre … What is Foster to Adopt?

The final few days of the summer holidays are upon us – so, it’s time to make the most of it with some fun crafts for kids of all ages!

It’s a well-known fact that children love to get messy, and baking is one of the best ways for children to be able to express themselves.

The benefits of a break for you and your family are simple but effective. Here’s proof that a family day our can actually strengthen your family bond.

The summer holidays with its lack of routine and structure is here and it can bring about uncertainty and anxiety for some adoptive children. So, it’s important to spend time … Explore Sensory Activities

Today, 7th August, is National Playday, the national day of play that celebrates and promotes everything to do with the act of playing and its benefits and is something that … Celebrating National PlayDay

Get creative with your little ones this summer. Interestingly, a child’s education stretches far beyond a classroom; it extends into the environment where they live and play.

After a recent survey revealed to us that children today are spending half the amount of time outside as their parents did when they were little, we wanted to help … Explore the Outdoors

Last month, at Adopters for Adoption, we placed our 100th adopted child in the same year as celebrating our 5th anniversary. This is a huge achievement for all the team … Adopters for Adoption Celebrates its 100th Adopted Child!

The summer holidays are upon us and it’s the perfect time to spend time with the family having fun in some sunny weather (hopefully)! So we’re launching our ‘Unplug and … Get Ready for an Unplugged Summer

Me, The Boy, and The Monster: Exploring the Psychology of Adoption and Trauma By Cat McGill This book is written by a mum, whose seven-year-old adopted son, ‘Tickle’, has a … BOOK REVIEW: Me, the Boy and The Monster