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Department for Education Draft Clauses Laid Before Parliament – Ethnicity and “Fostering for Adoption” Department for Education – Adoption Reform Programme update December 2012

Department for Education – Adoption announcement on matching and support

By Leon Elias On December 21, 2012 · Add Comment

In December 2012 the Government made an announcement regarding the matching of children with adoptive parents, and adoption support.

The press notice and associated documents are on the Department for Education website and can be accessed by clicking on the links below:

New drive to help children find adoptive families

Adoption support: Supporting Families Who Adopt

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