TACT is one of the signatories of an open letter to government from over 100 children’s sector organisations, calling for… Read more »
TACT sign open letter calling on children to be at heart of recovery
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TACT CEO discusses child refugees on BBC Radio Kent
TACT CEO, Andy Elvin, has appeared on BBC Radio Kent to discuss the dispute between Kent County Council and the Home Office over unaccompanied children seeking asylum.
TACT CEO featured in Times article on private children’s homes
TACT CEO Andy Elvin was featured in a Times investigation into the use of private children’s homes.
Mistreatment of unaccompanied children seeking asylum must end
TACT is deeply concerned about the treatment of unaccompanied children seeking asylum and the proposed changes to the asylum system… Read more »
TACT Urges Pandemic Recovery Investment In Children
TACT – the UK’s leading fostering charity, has joined cross-sector organisations, business leaders, unions and young people in urging the Government to reconsider… Read more »
Not-for-profit fostering orgs use new hashtag
The Fairer Fostering Partnership (FFP) is a group of charitable and not-for-profit fostering agencies across the UK whose members look after more than 2,000 children in care.
Foster Care Fortnight 2021
TACT says a very big thank you to all foster carers for continuing to provide warm, loving, giving and transformative daily care to the UK’s children and young people who are in the care system.
TACT joins temporary boycott of Twitter
TACT will join leading football clubs, players and sporting bodies in a four-day boycott of Twitter, in a campaign to… Read more »
Kindertransport Association donates to TACT
TACT is delighted to have received $1,000 from the Kindertransport Association, a US-based organisation that unites child Holocaust refugees and their descendants.
TACT foster family featured in the Wigan Post
TACT carers, Cath and Kenny, along with their birth daughters, Ellie and Niamh, were featured in the Wigan Post on Sibling’s Day.
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