
ALT Attendees will: be introduced to the policy / strategic context of the care system; unpack terminology around care and young people; discuss the benefits of creative work for care-experienced children and young people; consider aspects of good practice in working with care-experienced children and young people; explore practical approaches and creative ideas for the work.

ALT Collective Encounters is deeply saddened and appalled by the racially motivated violence that has erupted in the Liverpool City Region and beyond. Collective Encounters unequivocally condemns the violence and hate that we have seen on our streets. Such actions are never justified and have no place in our society. It is essential that we come together as a community to reject hatred and promote understanding. History has shown that violence and hate speech never win. Lasting change can only be achieved through open dialogue, empathy, and respect. We call for calm and urge everyone to engage in constructive conversations within safe spaces. Our hearts go out to the families and communities affected by the loss of life due to the tragic events in Southport. We recognise the immense pain and suffering experienced by the families and the wider community. Let us unite as a city-region to build a more inclusive and compassionate future.





































