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International Focus: Care-experience fellowship

5 mins read Social Care
The Churchill Fellowship’s care experience international study programme is now open to applicants, giving practitioners the opportunity to learn from global experts to inform policy and practice in the UK
Successful applicants will learn from innovators in their field anywhere in the world - WAVEBREAKMEDIAMICRO/ADOBE STOCK

As the new round of applications for the Churchill Fellowship launches, current participants are using their own personal and professional experiences of children’s social care to inform policy in the UK through international research.

The programme offers successful applicants the opportunity to receive funding to spend up to two months learning from innovators anywhere in the world.

Social care practitioners and professionals working with children and young people with care experience can apply for an international study fellowship that could see them travel overseas to learn new solutions from experts, and shape policy and practice in the UK.

Grant themes

Children and young people with experience of care is one of nine themes to be included in the new round of Churchill Fellowship grants.

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