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"We are working tirelessly with young people to support them in the midst of a pandemic. The focus needs to be on them and only them right now." Our Chief Executive @KatharineSJ comments on the need to postpone the unregulated accommodation consultation. https://www.cypnow.co.uk/news/article/coronavirus-government-urged-to-postpone-consultation-on-unregulated-accommodation …

Isolation - a phone call with @cpositivista - Podcast dedictaed to Careleavers and children in care. Have a listen. And any more specific questions, hit us up https://open.spotify.com/episode/2CSkoXly0GWOP9L7qU7Q4R?si=btPNs7MkTUWHiD_4Q4LmZA …

To sign up please visit http://www.becomecharity.org.uk/becomeplayers #Becomeplayers #gaming #challenge #charitytuesday

Our fundraising manager @Will_R0binson is calling on all #gamers to join our Become Players challenge and make a difference this April. #charitytuesday #gamers #fundraising #lockdownuk pic.twitter.com/2IfVsVqLWU

Look out for a short video from our fundraising manager @Will_R0binson that we will be sharing later today, officially launching our gaming challenge.... #COVID19 #charitytuesday #QuarantineLife #goodcauses pic.twitter.com/aFIXT6o8Dh

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Become's response to the coronavirus crisis

Become's response to the coronavirus crisis

Students in higher education without family support - responding to coronavirus (Covid-19)

Become is collaborating with Stand Alone, NNECL and the Unite Foundation to support care-experienced and estranged students in higher education during the coronavirus emergency.

Coronavirus (Covid-19) advice for care-experienced young people

We have published some helpful advice on what coronavirus (Covid-19) means for children in care and young care leavers.

Become supports #KeepCaringTo18 campaign

Become is supporting the Keep Caring for Children up to 18 campaign which seeks to guarantee care for every child in care.

Become comments on LGA report on profit-making and risk in children’s social care

Katharine Sacks-Jones, chief executive of Become, the charity for children in care and young care leavers, comments on the LGA warning around private children’s social care company debts.

Become calls on Secretary of State to deliver meaningful review

Become, as part of a collective of 27 charities and groups, have today submitted an open letter urging the government to move forward with a commitment to carry out a ‘bold and broad’ independent review of the care system.

Become responds to the care review in Scotland

Katharine Sacks-Jones, chief executive of Become, responds to the care review launched today in Scotland.

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