CCfW News

Too many children in Wales are being denied a decent childhood due to the crippling effects of child poverty '“ this is the stark message being delivered to the UN today (1 July 2015) by Sally Holland, Wales' new children's commissioner.

'From these figures it seems children, young people, as well as adult survivors of childhood abuse, are gaining trust in the justice system and feel they will be listened to and taken seriously when they speak out.

A report published today (12 January 2015) by the Children's Commissioner for Wales will attempt for the first time to identify emerging lessons that any future operation could learn from. The report also examines the implications of Operation Pallial for children and young people in care settings.

A spotlight report published today (18 November 2014) into wheelchair accessibility in secondary schools has uncovered inadequacies in the current system intended to increase access to schools for disabled pupils.

Our Ambassadors in Bangor share their views on the local area. What needs to change?

The Children's Commissioner's office has launched a new YouTube channel, which will showcase a wide variety of videos on children's rights, the UNCRC, good practice in schools, our Super Ambassadors scheme and more.

Members of the Children's Commissioner's team visited Cathays High school to meet the members of their very successful school council.

Take a look at our poem on the theme of inequality.

The Children's Commissioner recently visited Casllwchwr school in Swansea for an interactive webinar