The Good Childhood Report
Want to know how children are feeling? This year’s Good Childhood Report reveals that too many young people are unhappy with their lives. 11% of the children and young people who completed our survey in 2024 had low wellbeing.
And shockingly, in 2022 the UK’s 15-year-olds had the lowest average life satisfaction in Europe. The Government must act now and set a path to a good childhood for all.
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£5 monthly
£5 a month could pay for a hot meal, shower and living essentials for a young runaway.
£10 monthly
£10 a month could pay for a front line worker's phone so children in danger can contact them.
£20 monthly
£20 a month could pay for a family to have mediation sessions to resolve conflict at home.
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£10 one off donation
£10 could provide travel to 3 support sessions, starting a child's journey to recovery
£50 one off donation
£50 could provide counselling to help a traumatised child regain hope
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Time for young people
Growing up can be difficult. Lots of young people facing challenges are struggling to find support. Now, it’s time for them to get the help they need.
Time for young people is our new emotional wellbeing support space for young people aged 10 to 25 who live and study in Newham, east London.
In their own words
When young people want to tell their story, we listen. These young people still believe in a better tomorrow. They know they can break free from those who hurt them, have a happy home life, feel better over time.
Often their stories aren't easy to tell, but they tell them. Because they know sharing their story will help them and others like them.
The Good Childhood Report
This year’s Good Childhood Report reveals that too many young people are unhappy with their lives. The Government must act now and set a path to a good childhood for all.
