Coram is the UK's first dedicated children's charity, established as the Thomas Coram Foundation for Children in the eighteenth century. The organization aims to improve children's life chances through a range of interconnected services, including adoption, fostering, early years education, childcare, legal support, and advocacy. With a team of 356 employees, Coram is headquartered in Brunswick Square, London, and has received an "outstanding" rating from Ofsted in July 2024. Coram operates several specialized divisions. Coram Adoption is one of the largest independent adoption agencies in the UK, known for pioneering 'concurrent planning' and providing various support services. The CoramBAAF Adoption & Fostering Academy trains over 4,500 professionals annually and publishes the *Adoption & Fostering Journal*. Coram Family and Childcare focuses on childcare affordability and access, while Coram Life Education offers health and wellbeing education. Additionally, CoramVoice provides advocacy for children in care, and the Coram Children's Legal Centre offers legal support. The organization also conducts research and policy advocacy to enhance family life and support children's rights.