Voice Champions Group Seeks More Adopted Young People
July 29, 2026New opportunities for adopted youth aged 13 to 21 to influence adoption services
A group for adopted young people aged between 13 and 21 years is encouraging more participants to join and share their experiences. The Voice Champions Group aims to provide a safe and supportive environment where adopted youth can connect, express their views, and contribute to shaping adoption policies and practices.
Purpose and activities of the Voice Champions Group
The group currently includes a small number of young people who are actively involved. It offers a space for members to:
- Build confidence through peer support
- Discuss issues relevant to their experiences as adopted young people
- Share their wishes and feelings regarding adoption services
By participating, members play an active role in influencing service development at both local and national levels. Their input helps ensure that adoption policies and practices better reflect the needs and experiences of adopted young people.
Invitation to join and support
The organisers are keen to increase participation and have made a flyer available to promote the group. They encourage families and professionals working with adopted young people to share this information with those who might be interested in joining.
This initiative highlights the importance of including the voices of adopted young people in decisions that affect their lives, aiming to improve adoption services through direct involvement.
For more information, visit the original announcement on Doing Good Leeds.
