When it comes to children’s homes, public perception often paints a limited or outdated picture. This is where the ‘In Care’ film series, created by the Children’s Homes Association (CHA), steps in as a game-changer. Designed to offer an authentic and compassionate look into the lives of children and staff in care, this series is a vital tool in reshaping societal attitudes and fostering greater understanding.

Highlighting Real Stories

The ‘In Care’ series features real-life accounts, shining a light on the day-to-day experiences of children living in care and the dedicated staff who support them. It challenges misconceptions, emphasizing that children’s homes are more than a last resort—they are safe spaces where young people can thrive when given the right support.

Why Awareness Matters

Raising awareness about the realities of children’s homes is crucial for dismantling the stigma often associated with these spaces. These films don’t just educate; they inspire. They encourage communities to see the children as individuals with potential and the care staff as skilled professionals making a profound difference in young lives.

Watch the Films

We encourage you to explore the ‘In Care’ documentary series and share it widely to help create a more informed and supportive public narrative. Together, we can champion the idea that every child deserves a home where they feel seen, valued, and supported.

Learn more and watch the series on the CHA website: In Care Documentary Series.