Diagrama Foundation

17/05/2026

17/05/2026

What a great day raising awareness of the urgent need for more Foster Carers at Dartford FC Youth Academy

17/04/2026

We love having Moor House School & College visiting and learning at Diagrama Community Services on Duckyls Farm.

On Wednesday 25th March, our School Council had a wonderful visit to Duckyls Farm, owned by the Diagrama Foundation, the charity we proudly support.

We loved learning about the incredible work Diagrama does to support vulnerable adults, from woodwork and life‑skills training to gardening, animal care and cooking.

https://www.moorhouseschool.co.uk/news/?pid=0&nid=1&storyid=372

26/03/2026

What an absolute pleasure to accompany the UK's Minister for Youth Justice Jake Richards on a trip to Spain, to share Diagrama's blueprint for better youth justice and hear him say "We can’t afford to ignore what works. I returned from Spain with a clear conviction: if we are serious about breaking the cycle of youth offending and preventing future victims, we must be bold about reform. That is exactly why I am committed to building a youth justice system fit for the future and will set out how we do that very soon.”

Diagrama Patron Lord John Bird, founder of the Big Issue, who has spent time at the Diagrama centres, said: “I’m pleased to see the justice minister visiting the exemplary Diagrama detention centres in Spain. I’ve long encouraged the government to replace our own faulty youth detention framework with their blueprint for real change."

"Figures provided by Fundación Diagrama last year showed that 16 per cent of the children who serve their sentences there go on to reoffend. Ministry of Justice (MoJ) figures for 2024 show that around 61.7 per cent of children in England and Wales released from custody that year reoffended."

Exclusive: Minister for youth justice Jake Richards says ‘we can’t afford to ignore what works’ after trip to Spain

13/03/2026

Diagrama Foundation is celebrating after winning three awards last night at the Bromley Council Bromley Adult Care Awards, while also reaching the finals and being highly commended in several other categories, reflecting the dedication and compassion of staff who support people with learning disabilities and additional needs.

At the awards event at Bromley FC we won the Team, Dignity in Care, and Care Worker Awards, highlighting the exceptional work being carried out across our services.

Redhill Supported Living Service was recognised with the Team Award for their exceptional compassion, resilience, and professionalism; the team consistently demonstrated outstanding teamwork, strong partnership working and a deep commitment to person-centred care.

The second award was for Lorraine Ward, from the Brewery Road Supported Living Service who won the Care Worker Award for her remarkable patience, warmth and commitment as well as her outstanding support for individuals whose routines, preferences, and personalities truly matter.

The third award went to Alison Spry from Cabrini House in Orpington, who received the Dignity in Care Award, recognising the thoughtful and respectful way she approaches her work every day and her deep and practical understanding of what dignity means in care. Her contribution is rooted in empathy, reflection, and genuine respect for the rights and individuality of the people she supports.
Diagrama Foundation had more finalists than any other care provider across the London Borough of Bromley.

In addition to the three award wins, several employees and services were also highly commended in their categories. Those recognised included Beth Maina, Manager of Diagrama’s Supported Living Service, for the Workforce Development Award; Claire Morlham from Cabrini House, for the Manager Award; Vinson Close and Cabrini House for the Team Award; Beenish Alam, from Cabrini House for the Worker Award and Marina Rubio, Head of Professional Standards, for the Diane Smith Award.

David McGuire, Chief Executive of Diagrama Foundation, said he was delighted to see the team recognised.

“It is wonderful to see our colleagues recognised with three award wins and six commendations at the Bromley Adult Care Awards. These achievements are incredibly well deserved and reflect the compassion, professionalism, and dedication our staff show every single day. The work carried out by the Redhill team, Alison, and Lorraine truly demonstrates the values of person-centred care and respect that sit at the heart of Diagrama Foundation. I am also incredibly proud of every other Diagrama colleague and team who reached the finals of the Bromley Care Awards, as well as the many dedicated staff across the charity who continue to make a positive difference to people’s lives every day.”

10/03/2026

Our Amazon Wishlists are filled with creature comforts and fun stuff for the people we support - with many items picked by them personally! Whether the gift is big or small, your generosity will put a smile on someone's face. https://linktr.ee/diagramaamazonwishlist

08/03/2026

Today, on International Women’s Day, we take a moment to recognise and appreciate the strength, resilience and achievements of women everywhere.

At Diagrama we have an incredible team of female leaders and we are proud to dedicate today to them and all the other professionals who lead with compassion and care. Also shout-out to the incredible women and young people we work with each day, your courage inspires us.



Team photos thanks to GGraham Baker Photography

05/03/2026

Spring brings so many healthy outdoor activities and chances to prepare the beds at Diagrama Community Services

17/02/2026

Join us for our next free online information session on 11 March at 6pm, to find out all about adopting with UK charity Diagrama. We are a compassionate small team who find homes for the children who wait the longest and will help support you throughout your journey. Change a life and sign up for more information now, by attending our online session where you can meet previous adopters and ask any questions on your mind.

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/march-introduction-to-adoption-early-permanence-with-diagrama-adoption-tickets-1977375424123

16/02/2026

We’re hiring a Marketing & Communications Officer to help lead multi-channel campaigns for Diagrama’s adoption, fostering and care services. If you are looking to work for a growing charity to support an amazing team of caring, driven colleagues with thoughtful and creative full service marketing, then this is the role for you.

25 hours per week
Salary: £22,498 per annum (equivalent to £35,997 FTE)
This role is fixed hours of 9am - 2pm Monday to Friday with the need to be flexible for occasional planned events outside these hours.

Apply with CV and Covering Letter explaining why you fit the role and want to work for our charity: [email protected]

This is a part-time remote role for a Marketing and Communications Officer. This role requires an experienced digital marketer who can help execute marketing strategies, manage social media channels, create content for various platforms, and coordinate external communications. The Marketing and Communications Officer will also be responsible for helping organise events, creating marketing materials, and tracking the performance of marketing campaigns.

Qualifications
Bachelor's degree in Marketing, Communications, or related field
Experience/Understanding of the nonprofit sector
Social media management and content creation skills.

Must be highly proficient with the following:
Mailchimp
Content Management Systems -
Processwire/Wordpress
Facebook/Instagram
Meta Ads/Adwords/Analytics
Canva/Other design software with good
eye for design
SurveyMonkey

Understanding of creating briefs for designers, photographers etc and how to produce engaging content.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills - eye for detail and understanding of safeguarding
Multi-client & stakeholder communication skills
Proficiency in reporting, tracking and analysing marketing performance
Ability to work independently and remotely

A great deal of this role is based around supporting our Care Services including our not for profit Fostering Service and Voluntary Adoption Agency. This role therefore involves a large amount of time spent working with digital software. From the preparation of 5 quarterly newsletters and managing the associated mailing lists to creating daily social media posts for our channels, proficiency in our platforms of choice is essential in this role. If you have an interest in the Care or Charity sectors and want to use your digital, technical and creative skills to support the marketing department, please send your CV with a Covering Letter to [email protected] explaining why you want to work for Diagrama and what you could bring to the role.

The final closing deadline is the 15th March, but we reserve the right to close the role sooner if we successfully recruit so please send your application in asap.