News and blogs
Latest News | 7th September, 2026
This September is Free Wills Month
PACT has partnered with Octopus Legacy to make creating your will quick, free and easy.
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Latest News | 2nd September, 2026
Blog: A day in the life of the Alana House Team Leader
What makes Alana House special? Team Leader Lynda shares her experience of supporting women, leading a passionate team, and celebrating the life-changing progress that women make every day.
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Latest News | 28th August, 2026
What’s the difference between a Voluntary Adoption Agency and a Regional Adoption Agency?
One of the first decisions to make if you are thinking about adopting is which agency to choose. In your local area there are likely to be two types of adoption agencies to choose from – Voluntary Adoption Agencies (VAAs) and Regional Adoption Agencies (RAAs). This blog explains the main differences between them, to help you reach the right decision for you.
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Latest News | 11th August, 2026
PACT leads on new Early Education Pathways pilot project for adoptive families
PACT has secured funding to lead a pilot project aimed at improving support for adoptive families during their children’s primary education.
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Latest News | 10th August, 2026
PACT launches urgent search for loving family for twin sisters
PACT is looking for a loving, permanent family for twin sisters Lily and Rose who can give them the love, security and support every child deserves
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Latest News | 10th August, 2026
Friends of PACT Week – celebrating the power of regular giving
This week is Friends of PACT Week, celebrating the incredible community of supporters whose regular donations help make our work possible.
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Latest News | 9th August, 2026
Can non-binary people adopt?
If you identify as non-binary and you’re looking to start a family, you may be wondering how you could do this and if adoption is a possible route. Yes, the good news is that non-binary people can adopt in England and Wales. At PACT, we believe that what matters most is your ability to provide… Continue reading Can non-binary people adopt?
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Latest News | 5th August, 2026
Blog: A day in the life of the Alana House Administrator
Alana House administrator Georgie shares how her work, although behind the scenes, helps women access the support they need to move forward with confidence.
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Latest News | 16th July, 2026
Blog: Come and see us at Brighton Pride 2026
"For me, Pride is more than a celebration – it's a chance to connect with people and have meaningful conversations about how adoption can transform the lives of children and families."
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Latest News | 15th July, 2026
Families invited to consider early permanence as a route to parenthood
PACT has joined with other adoption agencies across the UK to launch an advice guide for anyone thinking about becoming a parent though early permanence, or fostering for adoption.
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Latest News | 10th July, 2026
Autism and adoption: How to prepare your heart, your home and your family for an autistic child
Deciding to adopt a child who is autistic asks something a little different of you – patience without limits, curiosity instead of judgement, and a willingness to let your child show you who they are, rather than who you expected them to be. For many prospective adopters, the thought of welcoming an autistic child into… Continue reading Autism and adoption: How to prepare your heart, your home and your family for an autistic child
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Latest News | 8th July, 2026
Adopting a child with Down’s syndrome: Busting the myths and embracing the reality
For many prospective adopters, the idea of adopting a child with Down’s syndrome can come with questions, uncertainties, and preconceived ideas about what family life might look like. While some assumptions are based on outdated information, the reality is often far more positive, nuanced, and individual than people expect. Every child with Down’s syndrome is… Continue reading Adopting a child with Down’s syndrome: Busting the myths and embracing the reality
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