This report by Dr Natalie Byrom at the Nuffield Family Justice Observatory examines the growing use of privately owned digital and AI technologies within the family justice system and the potential risks this creates for access to justice Read More
The Cardiff Christmas Dinner 2026
For the fifth year running, The Cardiff Christmas Dinner will bring care-experienced young people from across South Wales together for a festive day of friendship, fun, and community. Read More
Future Options Of The School Milk Subsidy
Welsh Government are seeking views on the future of the school milk subsidy scheme (SMSS) in Wales. Read More
Step Up Step Down
This evaluation looked at how the Step Up Step Down programme was used in Wales to support families who were at risk of having their children taken into care. The programme aimed to help families stay together by strengthening relationships and building parents’ confidence and ability to care for their children. Read More
Alternative Education and Care Experienced Young People
For young people who have experienced care, navigating education can be particularly challenging. They are more likely than their peers to experience difficulties with attainment, school attendance and exclusion. But what happens when these experiences lead young people away from mainstream education and into alternative provision? Read More
DBS Changes Autumn 2026
Offered by Children in Wales, this free webinar explores the key DBS changes introduced from 1 September 2026 and what they mean for organisations working with children, young people and adults at risk. Read More
Champions Training: Implementing Co-production
In this session we will focus on the planning of co-production, the implementation process, and consider potential challenges. Read More
Child and Family Poverty Surveys are Now Open
Each year, Children in Wales, in partnership with the End Child Poverty Network Cymru (ECPN), conduct the Child and Family Poverty Surveys. Read More
Exploring Ethnic Inequalities in Children’s Social Care
Children from different ethnic backgrounds can have very different experiences of children’s social care. There are important variations between ethnic groups, raising questions about how children and families are referred to services, assessed and supported, and about the role that culture, poverty, professional knowledge and decision-making may play. Read More
State of the Nation 2024 to 2025 Report
This report gives an evidence-based overview of how social care is performing across Wales at a time of growing demand, ongoing pressure and major changes. Read More
