CCfW News
No suitable places for young people in mental health crisis, warns Children’s Commissioner
Wales needs ‘sanctuaries’ for young people when they’re experiencing a mental health crisis, according to the Children’s Commissioner for Wales. […]
Read MoreStatement on Everyone’s Invited website
Responding to a BBC Wales news piece on sexual harassment, the Children’s Commissioner for Wales said: “The Everyone’s Invited website […]
Read MoreCommissioner’s response to Chief Medical Officers’ announcement
Responding to the UK Chief Medical Officers’ decision on 13 September to recommend offering the vaccine to young people aged […]
Read MoreChildren’s Commissioners in devolved nations urge UK Government to stop violating children’s rights to an adequate standard of living
The Children’s Commissioners of Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland have today repeated their calls to the UK Government to end its two-child […]
Read MoreCommissioner’s message on exam results week
Sally Holland, the Children’s Commissioner for Wales said: “I think the way young people have dealt with the past 18 […]
Read MoreResponse to WG announcement on face coverings and mass isolations
Responding to the Welsh Government’s announcement on 9 July, Prof Sally Holland said: “As I said last week, despite the […]
Read MoreChildren’s Commissioner statement on restrictions in schools
Prof Sally Holland said: “The restrictions faced by children and young people in schools and colleges are now firmly out […]
Read MoreCCfW: Listening to young people in secondary settings
In July we’re publishing a report looking at secondary school councils in Wales. It will consider what makes a good […]
Read MoreCommissioner’s response to Bridgend school’s statement on sexual abuse
Commenting on the story, Professor Sally Holland said: “This is a very disturbing case and my heart goes out to […]
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