Annette and Kevin Maxwell say children with special needs have become moneymaking tool for private companies

A police investigation into child abuse has ended without any staff being charged or arrested.

A school librarian faced a disciplinary hearing and scores of books were removed from her school library after she stocked Laura Bates’ Men Who Hate Women

Seamus Culleton has been in a detention facility in Texas for nearly five months despite having no criminal record

It's mental health awareness week, again. But the latest data shows that mental health stigma is increasing, not decreasing. What's going on there? And has mental health awareness gone 'too far'?

Now feel free to judge but I can recall with stark clarity muttering under my breath;

People looking after loved ones struggle to be heard by health professionals. Yet without us, the system would collapse, says author Emily Kenway

Support in education is a vital legal right of children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). We ask the government to commit to maintaining the existing law, so that vulnerable children with SEND can access education and achieve their potential.

A crisis in post-adoption support in England means parents feel punished rather than helped when things go wrong

My dad’s journey through the health and social care systems proves what politicians secretly know: we’ll be lost if they succeed in ‘sending them home’, says Guardian columnist John Harris

Advocates call on Government to recognise the condition, which can lead to ADHD and learning difficulties, as a disability

Abstract. Drawing on recent criminological scholarship on child to parent violence (CPV), this article applies a feminist ‘ethics of care’ framework to und

A Northumberland mother says support is needed for parents abused by children with additional needs.

Gabor Maté has built an empire on a simple premise: trauma explains everything.

Sabrina Carpenter took to the stage this evening at the BRIT Awards to perform her most popular tracks after collecting the Global Success Award at the event

Rosy is unable to move, breathe or eat unassisted. Yet for hours a day she is being left completely alone Last September, I received an email from a reader called Rosy. At just 53, motor neurone disease meant Rosy was losing her body as she knew it,…