Understanding children's well-being: A national survey of young people's well-being
This report outlines what we know about the quality of children’s lives – as rated by children themselves – and makes the case for a longstanding commitment to the exploration and measurement of children’s subjective well-being.
Someone on our side: Advocacy for disabled children and young people - Full report
This research focused on the under-explored area of advocacy for disabled children and young people across England.
4 in every 10: Disabled children living in poverty - summary
This summary report reveals that 4 in 10 disabled children live in relative income poverty, once the additional costs of their disability is accounted for. This report is based on analysis of the Family Resources Survey.
4 in every 10: Disabled children living in poverty - full report
This report reveals that 4 in every 10 disabled children in this country live in poverty. It also outlines four key recommendations for addressing poverty in families with disabled children.
Still Running 3: Early findings from our third national survey of young runaways 2011 - Summary report
This document summarises the Still Running 3 report, which aims to provide up-to-date findings on rates and experiences of running away comparable with the two previous surveys conducted in 1999 and 2005.
Someone on our side: Advocacy for disabled children and young people - Summary report
This summarises research focused on the under-explored area of advocacy for disabled children and young people across England.
See me, not just the problem: hiding, telling and coping with a difficult family life
This booklet has been written for the young people who took part in the study so that they, and other young people, can read about what we found out. It can also be used by people working with young people, parents and families so that they can better understand the experiences and concerns of young people affected this issue.
Still Running 3: Early findings from our third national survey of young runaways 2011 - Full report
The main aim of the study is to provide up-to-date findings on rates and experiences of running away comparable with the two previous surveys conducted in 1999 and 2005, and also to provide new insights into the links between running away and other aspects of children’s lives.
The huge bag of worries
Wherever Jenny goes, her worries follow her - in a big blue bag. They are there when she goes swimming, when she is watching TV, and even when she is in the lavatory. Jenny decides they will have to go. But who can help her? Recommended for children aged 2 to 5.
Inquiry into looked after children who run away or go missing: Evidence submission from the Child Exploitation and Online Centre
CEOP will raise public awareness through education and our online portal; develop strategic knowledge of missing children; offer professional development courses on missing and trafficked children; and offer tactical support on complex cases.