A review highlights the alarming reality of care leavers in England, revealing a need for improved support and accountability as they transition to adulthood.

The attempts to cover up the complicity of the UK media’s role in his death may be its sickest move yet

Carolyne Willow discusses the urgent need to address the illegal use of supported accommodation for vulnerable children in care, emphasizing the importance of immediate action.

The death of a boy in custody this week highlights why the government must publish a timetable for the closure of child prisons immediately, says Carolyne Willo

New legislation in Scotland mandates transparency regarding restraint and seclusion in schools, aiming to protect children's rights and improve accountability.

A legal challenge to the government’s decision to extend the use of the chemical irritant spray Pava in young offender institutions (YOI) is underway at the High Court this week.

A veteran activist, who has spent her life campaigning for disability rights, has called on the government to fix the “rotten to the core” social care system, after experiencing “terrifying” treatm…

We are devastated to share our latest research into the deaths of those who die. It has revealed the continued impact at the sharpest edge of the homelessness crisis, as the Labour Government has fail...

The supply of supported accommodation including for care leavers could fail to meet demand without appropriate government investment, the Local Government Association (LGA) is warning.

Information from UK Parliament on written questions & answers, written statements and daily reports.

The Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill, a landmark development proposed in 2022, completed its first passage through the House of Commons last month. It now includes a set of corporate parenting re...

Local authorities must improve advocacy for homeless children, ensuring they understand their rights and options under the Children's Act and the Housing Act to receive proper care and support.

Government rejects amendment to ban 'reasonable punishment' for parents in England, awaiting evidence from Wales. A recent High Court case highlights the ongoing debate on corporal punishment.

Government rejects amendment to ban 'reasonable punishment' for parents in England, awaiting evidence from Wales. A recent High Court case highlights the ongoing debate on corporal punishment.

Editorial: The increased visibility of people whose lives have been shaped by social services is a change for the better

Charity finds ‘inhumane’ system is forcing women to defend themselves in court, sometimes from their hospital beds, while in fear of having their newborn child taken from them

Pupil barrister Carolyne Willow explores the implications of the Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill on safeguarding and liberty deprivation for vulnerable children in care.