The Children's Society | UK children's charity
We fight for the hope and happiness of young people when it's threatened by abuse, exploitation and neglect.
About Us - The Children's Society
We are a national charity working to transform the hopes and happiness of young people facing abuse, exploitation and neglect. We support them through their most serious life challenges and we campaign tirelessly for the big social changes that …
Information To Support Young People - The Children's Society
If you work with young people or on issues that affect young people, we're here to help you with your practice. Our practitioners and research teams are constantly publishing recommendations for working with young people on a range of complex issues, including poverty, mental health, going missing, substance use.
The Good Childhood Report 2024 | The Children's Society
2024年8月29日 · In 2024, 10- to 17-year-olds who took part in our annual survey were, on average, most happy with their family (out of the 10 aspects of life asked about in our Good Childhood Index).
What We Do - The Children's Society
Working alongside young people, their families and community, we will not rest until we've created a society built for all children.
Our Impact - The Children's Society
Across the country, too many young people are suffering unseen and unheard. They’re facing overwhelming challenges. In the wake of the pandemic and amidst high living costs and global instability, support services are struggling to meet young people’s needs.
Children's rights and advocacy - The Children's Society
We support children in care and care leavers, homeless young people, unaccompanied asylum seekers, children with disabilities and those on a child protection plan.Our advocates are reliable and non-judgemental. Our volunteers in Cheshire and Torbay do …
Action before crisis - The Children's Society
Recent years have been damaging for young people. But a new government could represent an opportunity for a fresh start. Working together with teenagers, we can make sure positive change is happening in the right places and at the right times, and ensure young people can achieve their ambitions for adulthood.
Our History - The Children's Society
As part of our Make Runaways Safe campaign, former young runaways told us what they would most like to see from those charged with protecting them.We called on agencies to protect the 100,000 young people who run away each year. As a result, more than 40 local authorities committed to making changes to protect young people who run away and all councils will have to offer young runaways a ...
Ending child poverty - The Children's Society
We work hard so poverty doesn’t impact children’s futures. So young people leaving care aren’t instantly hit with council tax bills, so school uniforms don’t break the bank, and so families get emergency support in crisis.. We also look out for young people we work with in our services.