The Government has missed another chance to address the funding crisis facing children's social care.

Guest blog: Loughborough University tested levels of physical development in 45 children when they started school.

Action for Children is supporting #CoAWeek2017 – We want children to know they are not alone.

We’ve been speaking to disadvantaged young people about their worries as they enter adulthood.

The question has been asked many times before. What difference do children's centres make?

Should where you are born get to define what you can achieve in life? Most would agree not.

A report from an all-party group of MPs takes the latest neurological and psychological research and turns it into socia

With the countdown to the General Election firmly underway, discussing whether early intervention is a political priority is a particularly timely topic.

A joined up approach to the delivery of services to children and young people in Northern Ireland came a step closer recently with the passing of the Second Stage of a Private Member’s Bill through the Northern Ireland Assembly.

Action for Children has been campaigning to update the criminal law on child neglect for 5 years, and now we’re in the home stretch.