Thousands of teenagers have grown up knowing nothing but poverty, with their families struggling to provide food, clothing, toys and books, says the Children's Society.
Children as young as seven are being drawn into the dangerous world of ‘county lines’ drug dealing, a new report from The Children’s Society is warning.
The BMA says the government’s failure to address the ongoing problem with child and adolescent mental health services leave many feeling they have no choice but to harm themselves to cope.
Ten year olds who frequently argue with their mother are significantly more likely to develop mental health problems by the time they are 14, a new report from The Children’s Society and Barnardo’s has found.
The Children's Society has responded to the Education and Health and Social Care Committees’ report on the Government’s Green Paper on Child Mental Health.
The Children's Society says older teenagers facing serious risks including child sexual exploitation and mental health issues are missing out on vital support.
One million children living in poverty in England will miss out on free school meals under universal credit proposals, new findings from The Children’s Society reveal.
The National Crime Agency has published a report on the drug dealing model known as County Lines, which involves networks from urban centres expanding their drug dealing activities into smaller towns and rural areas, often exploiting young or otherwise vulnerable people to do so.