Tania Corbin

Social care research, Government Social Research @ofstednews, twin mum, views my own

[Tania Corbin @tania_corbin]

Celebrating this important day, with all my fellow IVF survivors, and anyone considering or going through IVF.

[Patient Worthy @PatientWorthy]

World🌎IVF Day| July 25th
1 in 6 people face infertility, yet their journeys are often invisible.
Today, we honor every tear, every hope, every step of the IVF journey!
#WorldIVFDay #IVFSupport #HopeThroughScience #FertilityAwareness #PatientWorthy

[Centrepoint @centrepointuk]

This is great news! Removing the need for a local connection is a huge barrier lifted for some of the country’s most vulnerable young people – and should help in reducing homelessness more broadly. https://t.co/Q1PFLvlQD5

[Ethics in Bricks @EthicsInBricks]

20 things that women should stop wearing after the age of 30.

1-20: The weight of other people's expectations and judgments.

[Care Leavers' Assoc @CareLeavers]

Sharing on behalf of @Rosie_Canning
Study into the health and wellbeing of adults (50+) who grew up in foster or residential care. If you would like to take part in a focus group or learn more about the project please contact Jono on [email protected] or 01865617912

[Tania Corbin @tania_corbin]

We held a roundtable on our research findings about homeless 16 and 17 year olds with @ChildrensComm and @Coram. It was great to hear all the different perspectives and think about what will help. Thanks in particular to Coram for hosting, esp. Coram's housing rights ambassadors

[Ofsted @Ofstednews]

How well are young people with SEND being prepared to take the next steps into adulthood? Our Senior HMI for SEND, Adam Sproston, speaks to the team from Newcastle College and the @CQCProf to discuss our recent report, 'Preparing for adulthood'. https://t.co/gHNCJCISG2

[Tania Corbin @tania_corbin]

Our research on homeless children was published yesterday. We spoke with local authority and housing authority staff, advocates, inspectors and young people who have been homeless. Read to find out what can make a difference to young people who find themselves homelessness.

[Ofsted @Ofstednews]

Every child deserves a safe place to call home.

Our new research reveals that homeless 16- and 17-year-olds need better access to independent advocates to help them understand their options, including becoming a looked after child: https://t.co/ww5cnf9mWw

[Gill Churchill @gill_churchill]

We are recruiting for 3 temporary Project Support Officers for our Research and Evaluation team. These roles are a great opportunity for people interested in research to learn entry level research tasks, such as analysis, in a supportive team. https://t.co/8aZ7Jz6a7x

[Tania Corbin @tania_corbin]

Thanks to @Coram @ypbmf @KirkbrideHannah for helping us hear directly the important voices of children and young people. And thanks to everybody completing the survey.

[Ofsted @Ofstednews]

Over 4,000 children took part in the #BigListen 👂

And we heard from many more, including the most vulnerable, through independent research and focus groups.

Watch to find out what they told us, and what we’re doing as a result.

Or read more here: https://t.co/YKToUWMxGq

[Nursery World @NurseryWorld]

A ‘landmark’ inquiry into children’s play in the UK has been launched in a bid to give children back their childhoods, tackle childhood obesity and poor mental health. https://t.co/bYiasRCk75

[Martin Lewis @MartinSLewis]

URGENT! Pls share. The last chance to register to vote in the General Election is 11.59pm tomorrow Tue 18 June. Potentially 8m aren't registered at their current address. Here's 4 key facts...

1) You can do it online here https://t.co/i4FhJoAXfK
2) It's good for your finances. Not being on electoral roll can make it more difficult to be accepted for credit products like bank accounts or mortgages.
3) You can opt out of the 'Open Register' (which allows your info to be sold on) which will stop you getting junk mail marketing )
4) You'll need ID when you do vote (not to register) if you don't have it, you can get it free until Wed 26 June https://t.co/9bfL3hw3CV

[The Fostering Network @fosteringnet]

Our 2024 State of the Nations’ Foster Care survey is now open! 💬

It’s the biggest & most influential survey of the UK fostering community, providing the evidence we need to push for urgent reform. 1/3

🔗Find the links to the survey in this article -

https://t.co/dpJHvNRpdD

[Ofsted @Ofstednews]

We’re doing research on how decisions are made around support for homeless 16 and 17 year olds. We'd like to hear from Housing Authority representatives about their experiences. To attend one of our focus groups on 1 May or 8 May, please email [email protected]

[Ofsted @Ofstednews]

Last week we published a report with @CareQualityComm and @HMICFRS looking at how local partners, including children’s social care, health services, schools and police work together to support children and families who need help. Read it here: https://t.co/0FIpvVEYs3

[Tania Corbin @tania_corbin]

Today we published our latest JTAI overview report. We saw some great examples of areas being creative in making services accessible, but this was really varied. Read more here: https://t.co/7bQGf6RXey

[Sam Turner @samtrner]

Two really great roles on offer here at @kinshipcharity - do please share with your networks and anyone with relevant #research or #practice experience. These posts will really help to support our wider policy, influencing and participation work too.

[Ofsted @Ofstednews]

We have recently published new research on reading education in prisons. The report is a joint publication with @HMIPrisonsnews and follows our review from March 2022.

Read more here: https://t.co/aWyqxR07Ud

[Tania Corbin @tania_corbin]

@DrDonnaBrown I've just realised that you actually own Scooby Doo ❤️

[Tania Corbin @tania_corbin]

@DrDonnaBrown 'In' the wall? I think you found it a hundred years too early if it was intended as a time capsule! Did you drink it?

[Tania Corbin @tania_corbin]

We are grateful for everyone who responded to our survey. We look forward to phase 2 when we'll be talking to children, homes and authorities about the things that can help children with complex needs feel happy and settled in children's homes.

[Ofsted @Ofstednews]

As part of our research project on children with complex needs in children’s homes, we surveyed local authorities and providers.

We asked what they consider to be ‘complex needs’ and how often they have issues finding homes for children with these needs.

https://t.co/o6kDXG0VDQ