- 6-7 October. 14-19 Reform Conference, Capita, London. Covers national policy and strategy for 14-19 reform, how funding and objectives will change, development of roles and responsibilities, and best practice. Contact: 020 7808 5252, www.capitaconferences.co.uk - 6 October. Family Health Legacy, British Association for Adoption & Fostering, London. Examines the ethical dilemmas in promoting health for children separated from their genetic roots. www.baaf.org.uk - 10 October. Action for Sick Children Conference,...
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- 2 October. Involving Men As Fathers, ContinYou, Leicester. One-day seminar to raise awareness of the issues surrounding involving men when delivering children's services. Contact: 024 7658 8452, www.continyou.org.uk
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