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contact: info@familiesinharmony.org.uk.

Families In Harmony.org
  • Home
  • BHM 2025
  • Our Impact
  • Cultural Hub
  • Meet The Team
  • Services
    • Training & Courses
    • Support For Families
  • Research
  • NATIONAL AWARD WINNER

hARMONY gROWS iNTER- rACIAL FAMILIES WORKSHOP

ABOUT THIS WORKSHOP

Today families are different in all the diversity life has to offer, kinship families are no different in that regard.  Our Interracial Family Training supports carers and families in developing a deeper understanding of identity, culture, race, and belonging. Through open discussion and practical learning, participants explore the impact of racism, bias, privilege, and discrimination while gaining tools to nurture positive cultural identity and resilience in children and young people. The training promotes confidence, cultural competence, and meaningful conversations that help families create inclusive, supportive, and affirming environments where every child can thrive. 

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We are immensely proud to share the wonderful achievement of our First ever Peer Mentor with Families in Harmony; Kyle Rogers, has won the prestigious National Frontline Award, for his contributions to kinship care. Kyle has given personal testimonies, a presentation attended roundtables, and mentors a group of black male kinship adolescents. 

Kyle heads “Likkle but Tallowah”, our growing youth forum using his own lived experience Kyle has motivated, encouraged and uplifted youngyouthswho share similar backgrounds. Kyle says “ I understand their world and how it feels being black and kinship”

CONGRATULATIONS