The Children's Society Policy and Youth Practice
@tcspolicypractice.bsky.social
We campaign tirelessly for the big social changes to improve the lives of children & young people: changing systems, amplifying unheard voices & creating impact
We are @childrenssociety.bsky.social policy, research & practice teams
RTs not endorsements
We are @childrenssociety.bsky.social policy, research & practice teams
RTs not endorsements
Victims of child criminal exploitation need protection, not punishment. We applaud Lord Hampton & Baroness Moulsecoomb's advocacy and thank them for mentioning us - together we’ll keep fighting for measures that put children’s safety at the heart of the Crime and Policing Bill.
November 21, 2025 at 4:03 PM
Victims of child criminal exploitation need protection, not punishment. We applaud Lord Hampton & Baroness Moulsecoomb's advocacy and thank them for mentioning us - together we’ll keep fighting for measures that put children’s safety at the heart of the Crime and Policing Bill.
Lovely to also see Bishop Libby Lane, who chairs our Board of Trustees, speak on the Bill and our unweaving commitment to protect children from harm.🙌
October 21, 2025 at 3:42 PM
Lovely to also see Bishop Libby Lane, who chairs our Board of Trustees, speak on the Bill and our unweaving commitment to protect children from harm.🙌
It's great to see Peers referencing our work during the Second Reading of the Crime and Policing Bill.🙌
As the Bill moves to Committee stage, we’ll keep advocating to ensure children who’ve been criminally exploited are always recognized as victims, not perpetrators.
As the Bill moves to Committee stage, we’ll keep advocating to ensure children who’ve been criminally exploited are always recognized as victims, not perpetrators.
October 21, 2025 at 3:42 PM
It's great to see Peers referencing our work during the Second Reading of the Crime and Policing Bill.🙌
As the Bill moves to Committee stage, we’ll keep advocating to ensure children who’ve been criminally exploited are always recognized as victims, not perpetrators.
As the Bill moves to Committee stage, we’ll keep advocating to ensure children who’ve been criminally exploited are always recognized as victims, not perpetrators.