Courses

Help Black boys grow up proud, safe and ambitious. Explore identity and positive masculinity, challenge adultification and bias, and advocate for his education and future, grounded in key theory and research.

Black history does not start or end with enslavement. It begins thousands of years ago, in Africa, and runs through the Caribbean and Britain to the present day. Learn how to share that rich, proud history with the children in your care.

Music carries history, language, faith and memory. For children of the African and Caribbean diaspora, it can be a thread back to family and heritage. Explore the sounds that shaped Black Britain, and use music to connect.

For many Caribbean-heritage children, the way they speak at home carries their family, their history and their sense of who they are. Learn what these languages are, why they matter, and how to value them in your home.

For many children, faith is part of who they are. For others, it's no religion at all. And many foster carers draw strength from their own faith. Learn how to honour all of this, fairly and warmly.

Carnival is colour, music and joy. It is also a story of freedom, resistance and community that began on the sugar plantations of the Caribbean and now fills the streets of British cities every summer.

A child can have a safe bed and a warm meal, and still feel like a guest. In this course, we'll explore what it takes for a child to feel they truly belong, in your family, their community and their own identity.

Many children in care have roots in Africa, yet the Africa they meet in the media is often a single, narrow story. Learn about the real continent, past and present, so each child can feel proud of where they come from.

Every child deserves to look at the world and see people like them doing brilliant things. Meet twenty real global majority role models, many of whom grew up in care themselves.