Research team

Our research team undertakes research and evaluation to inform policy and practice. This directly affects children’s lives by helping to stop the vicious circles of fear and harm that destroy lives and erode communities. We give children the hope and confidence they need to face their future with optimism.

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seven boys smiling while holding daffodils
Happy Easter - please enjoy these photos from our archives
Today seems like a good time to review some charming photos in our archives of Easter commemorations.
31 March 2013
Ian Wakeling, Records, Archive and Data Protection Manager
From the archives: Christmas photos from the 1950s
The manager of our archives presents a handful of heartwarming Christmas images
25 December 2012
Ian Wakeling, Records, Archive and Data Protection Manager
Children and female staff watching Father Christmas handing out presents.
Father Christmas, nativity scenes and young people: Christmas photos, 1930s-‘60s
The manager of our archives presents a handful of heartwarming Christmas images, drawn from our archives.
21 December 2012
Ian Wakeling, Records, Archive and Data Protection Manager
Old image of Father Christmas and the words 'The Children's Society'
Santa Claus, Big Ben and vulnerable children: Our Christmas messages, 1907-1952
The manager of our archives presents a handful of heartwarming Christmas images, drawn from the pages of magazines we shared with supporters
16 December 2012, 1 comment
Ian Wakeling, Records, Archive and Data Protection Manager

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