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Press Releases
Young disabled people helped to have their say, 17/11/11 [W]
The Deputy Minister for Children and Social Services, Gwenda Thomas, will be launching a new poster on 17 November which will help young disabled people have more of a say in decisions that affect their lives.
Child Poverty in Europe: European children’s experts meet in Cardiff, 15/11/11 [W/E/S/NI]
Children’s experts, representatives from European Institutions and young people from across Europe will be meeting in Cardiff at the end of the month to discuss tackling child poverty.
Children in Wales Welcomes Debate on Smacking Ban, 19/10/11 [W]
Children in Wales welcomes the debate on a smacking ban in the National Assembly for Wales today.
Experts discuss the role of grandparents in Wales 31/03/11 [W]
Experts on children and on older people are coming together in Cardiff next week to discuss the role of grandparents play in Wales and how to support them. The conference is being organised by Children in Wales and the Grandparents Association to look at this issue and highlight legal, financial, practical and emotional issues associated with it.
New film puts impact of childhood fuel poverty in the spotlight 09/02/11 [W]
The life-altering impact of living with fuel poverty has been brought vividly to life in a new film featuring children and young people from across Wales.
New website to support young disabled children and their families, 7/2/11 [W]
The Early Support Programme which provides support to young disabled children and their families has launched its new website.
Children’s Experts gather to Discuss Keeping Children on the Agenda, 15/12/10
Amid the current environment of budget cuts, children’s experts are meeting in Newport next week to discuss how best to keep children on the agenda.
Young Disabled People raise concerns with Children’s Commissioner, 19/10/10 [W]
On Tuesday 19th October, members of the Children in Wales ‘Together 4 Rights’ group will meet with the Children’s Commissioner for Wales in Swansea.
Grandparents asked about their Role, 08/09/10 [W]
Children in Wales is conducting a survey to find out more about the role played by grandparents in Wales.
Child Poverty Campaigners call on Schools to keep the Costs of Education Down, 03/09/10 [W]
As the academic year begins the End Child Poverty Network Cymru (ECPN) is calling on schools to keep the costs of education down.
Parents Urged to Keep Children Safe Near Water, 21/06/10
As Child Safety Week starts, parents are being urged to keep their children safe around water.
Pledge to Support Disabled Children, 29/04/10
Children in Wales is calling on candidates standing in next month’s general election to sign up to a pledge to support disabled children.
5 Point Charter towards tackling Child Poverty in Wales, 21/04/10 [W]
The End Child Poverty Network has today released a 5 Point Charter which identifies action to tackle income child poverty in Wales.
New Law will help in the Fight Against Child Poverty, 26/03/10 [W]
Children in Wales welcomes the Child Poverty Act which has received Royal Assent.
Supporting Children in their Earliest Years, 16/02/10 [W]
Children’s experts and around 100 delegates are meeting in Cardiff next week to discuss how young children develop and how best to support them and their parents.
Ensuring better outcomes for children in Wales, 19/11/09 [W]
The challenge of ensuring that the rights and well-being of children are met in the present financial climate is to be discussed at Children in Wales’ Annual Policy Conference, which will take place on 24 and 25 November in Newport.
New Report highlights Child Poverty and Social Exclusion in Rural Wales, 16/10/09 [W]
A report published tomorrow highlights a number of ways in which children and young people who live in low-income or benefit households in rural Wales are being excluded from services that are available to their contemporaries living in urban areas.
Conference 24-25 September 2009: Reducing Childhood Injuries
Experts from across Britain and Ireland are meeting in Cardiff next week to discuss how to prevent injuries to children and young adults. The two-day conference will look at effective interventions for injuries caused though accidents, self-harm and violence. It will cover a range of issues and prevention approaches from across the UK, Europe and internationally. The conference will also consider accident prevention measures for injuries occurring in the home, on the road and through domestic fires.
Diary Marker: Launch of Statistics revealing the importance of Dads at Fathers Conference, 9 September 2009, 18/08/09 [W]
New research reveals the extent of drug and alcohol use amongst children and young people in Wales today. However, the research goes on to demonstrate that a strong father/child relationship can act as a protective factor against the worst of these excesses.
Wales Rated Poorly on Preventing Childhood Accidents, 06/05/09 [W]
An international comparison of work being untaken to prevent childhood accidents shows Wales lagging behind most of our European counterparts. In 2005, 81 children and adolescents in Wales died as a result of injury. But if the rate of injury death had been at the same level as the safest country in Europe that year, the Netherlands, 33 of these lives, or 41%, would have been saved.
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