Articles tagged as Care Leavers

Art by care experienced young men in prison.

Blue Cabin and Durham University’s Institute for Medical Humanities are accepting bookings for the next cohort of Creative Facilitation Training for care-experienced young adults aged 18 to 25.

A new exhibition of artwork by care experienced people serving prison sentences will go on show for the first time in the UK at The Horsfall in Manchester.

A project which supports care experienced people in HMP / YOI Deerbolt to work with professional artists has been awarded funding from The National Lottery Community Fund.

Findings from a three-year project focused on life story work for young people aged 16-25 who are leaving care.

A new exhibition funded by Arts Council England will showcase artwork and creative writing by care experienced people serving prison sentences.

Three of our care experienced consultants - Jane McPhail, Emon Choudhury and Lucinda Fernandes Marvilha – look back on their first year in post, and forward to what they would like to experience during their second year.

Between Chapters is exploring how life story work is currently understood, prioritised and delivered for care leavers aged 16–25, and where gaps and opportunities exist.

In 2025, Rohima joined Blue Cabin as a trainee trustee, and is now a full member of the board. Here’s an insight into Rohima's experience of being a trainee trustee, and how she believes trustees can help guide the work of Blue Cabin.

Explore a virtual exhibition of artworks, created by young artists in HMP Deerbolt, during year three of our Creative Aid project.

A funded training programme in Creative Facilitation for care leavers.

Blue Cabin’s director, Jenny Young, reflects on attending the official launch of the Global Charter for Children’s Care Reform during the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA80) in New York.