We are calling on the government to urgently respond to the crisis, and prioritise support that helps children early.

Our analysis highlights how available funding for children’s services has fallen £2.2bn since 2010/11.

Attention needs to be paid to the more complex task of supporting disadvantaged children and families.

Director of Policy Imran Hussain reflects on the recent Marmot Review, which found a 'slowdown in life expectancy'.

The Chancellor says his Spending Round will “turn the page on austerity” - but it's difficult to see the evidence

Today's Spring Statement is a wasted opportunity to get to grips with the very real crisis facing children's services.

New analysis by leading children’s charities paints a worrying picture of the funding crisis facing children' services.

The biggest effect so far is simply the pushing of children’s issues off the agenda.

Despite the promises to secure our children’s future, new programmes of spending will not deliver the changes we need.

Children are too often the forgotten victims of domestic abuse.