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Talkadoption

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Contact Information

Address:
After Adoption, St Marys Centre,
NE10 0JP
Web Site:
http://www.afteradoption.org.uk/i-am-thinking-about-adoption-support/as-an-adoptive-family/support-children-young-people/talkadoption-activities/
Telephone:
0800 0568 578
Mobile No.:
0191 438 7980
Email:
northeast@afteradoption.org.uk

Service Description

Service Description:
TalkAdoption in the North East is here for adopted children, young people, aged 0-21 years, and their families in the North East region (from North Yorkshire to Northumberland and everywhere in between!).
The TalkAdoption Team works closely with the Steering Group (made up of adopted young people) to ensure that the activities, groups, session and events that we provide are reflective of the needs and wishes of adopted young people in our region, with an added creative twist flowing throughout our service.

We develop and provide activities within safe environments where people are able to express their feelings, build their confidence, learn new skills, strengthen their own sense of identity and meet others in similar situations… all whilst having fun!

The overarching aim of TalkAdoption in the North East is to work together to build stronger families.

TalkAdoption North East offers regular family days, play groups, adoptive parent’s sessions, creative workshops and young person’s groups and events. We also regularly encourage and enable older adopted young people to get involved in service development within the organisation via the steering group or young person’s group.

This includes helping to plan and host the events and activities provided by TalkAdoption, as well as having opportunities to get involved with project presentations and addressing key decision makers to share your experiences with prospective adopters, education, health, legal and social care professionals.
Information Last Updated:
15/03/2019

Additional Information

Availability:
Open All Year
Age Groups:
Up to 21 years
Costs:
Free

Disclaimer—important information about the Family Service Directory

Whilst the Family Information Service works with service providers to try and ensure that the information contained within this directory is accurate and up to date, no warranty is given as to the accuracy of the information. The FIS does not accept any responsibility or liability for the information or links to information on websites supplied by providers or the service that is provided. FIS is an impartial service and does not recommend, support or endorse any services. It is the responsibility of families to choose services carefully and FIS has developed some guidelines to help you that are detailed below.

The FIS also reserves the right to refuse or delete publication of any organisation or information which it believes, or for which evidence has been provided, contravenes the laws of the UK. In no event will we be liable for any loss or damage including, without limitation, indirect or consequential loss or damage, or any loss or damages whatsoever arising from use or loss of use of data or profits arising out of or in connection with the use of the Family Services Directory.

Choosing a service—what you need to know

It is very important that you carefully consider which services you would like to use and which would be suitable for you. When you decide to contact a service take some time to find out about them to make sure they are safe to use. To help you choose services safely we have made this short guide. Please also read the York Family Information Service disclaimer.