Family Futures welcomes the extension of the adoption support fund to March 2028. But the £3,000 per child cap isn't enough for the assessment and long-term therapy children with complex trauma need.

Family Futures has been rated Outstanding in all areas by Ofsted for the fifth time. Children rated our support 10 out of 10, and families praised the warmth, care and consistency of our team.

With no word on the adoption support fund beyond March 2025, at least 19,495 adopted and special guardianship children face delays to vital therapy. Specialist services are urging the government to act.

Early therapy for children who've experienced trauma does more than ease symptoms. Child Psychotherapist Maria Kondratchik explains how it shapes the developing brain and builds the foundations for a healthier future.

Children settle because they are supported. Jay Vaughan explains why every adopted and kinship child needs a multidisciplinary assessment and therapeutic support, from placement through to adulthood.

Our 27 years of experience and published research show that the right support helps adoptive families stay together and avoid reaching crisis point. We're here if you need us.

Adoption is just the beginning. Read how our iAdopt post adoption support helped five-year-old Amari and her new parents build trust, connection and stability in their first year together.

What does it feel like to be truly understood? Our therapist Maria explains how psychoanalytic therapy helps children who've experienced trauma make sense of their feelings and build trust.

Our CEO Jay Vaughan joined BBC Breakfast to discuss proposed changes to contact between adopted children and birth families. For these changes to work, children need more support and funding.

We were excited to welcome our first cohort of NPP trainees this week! Neuro Physiological Psychotherapy is a holistic brain and body approach to help children recover from trauma, developed here at Family Futures.