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The power of groupwork – parents connecting to build leadership and change in Norway and England.

by webmaster | Nov 26, 2017 | Uncategorized

Me with Merethe and Renate from the Organisasjon for Barnevernsforeldre in Norway. This is a national parents interests group, funded annually to represent parents in the child protection system. This highly respected group provides advice to government and other...

A social change movement in New York City – led by parents and their allies in the interests of children, families and communities.

by webmaster | Nov 18, 2017 | Uncategorized

Over the past 20 or so years New York City has seen a  dramatic reduction in children in care. A big part of this change has been the work of parent led organisations like CWOP and Rise (see photo below). CWOP runs parent support groups, does direct parent...

Building Bridges (between parents and foster carers) in Fairfax County, Virginia.

by webmaster | Nov 14, 2017 | Uncategorized

This blog focuses on the Bridging the Gap initiative in Fairfax County Virginia, near Washington DC. Maggie, a permanency specialist in Fairfax County was amazingly helpful in getting together a range of stakeholders to talk about this initiative which focuses on...

Seattle and Ontario – parent and family inclusion is proving crucial to better outcomes

by webmaster | Nov 3, 2017 | Uncategorized

Mariko, me and Alise in Seattle at the Children’s Home Society. Mariko and Alise work to support the Washington State Parent Ally Committee – parents having a voice in policy and law reform. The Washington State Parent Ally Committee draws it’s...

Parent leadership in Portland Oregon and a national USA picture in Colorado

by webmaster | Oct 20, 2017 | Uncategorized

First up this week I arrived in Portland Oregon. My first visit was with Open Adoption & Family Services, which runs a program that provides birth parents an alternative to the child welfare system. This program offers parents who fear that their child will be...
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  • The power of groupwork – parents connecting to build leadership and change in Norway and England.
  • A social change movement in New York City – led by parents and their allies in the interests of children, families and communities.
  • Building Bridges (between parents and foster carers) in Fairfax County, Virginia.
  • Seattle and Ontario – parent and family inclusion is proving crucial to better outcomes
  • Parent leadership in Portland Oregon and a national USA picture in Colorado
  • Parent leadership and peer mentoring in California
  • Churchill Fellowship into family inclusion in the USA, Canada, Norway and England…. time to go

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Family Inclusion Strategies in the Hunter (FISH) aims to link parents and families with information and services,
and lobby for their rights at a policy level.

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