Information For Children

This site offers practical information for children, young people and parents going through a family break-up. Its aim is to help children and young people to understand what is happening, that it's not their fault and to feel a bit better.

Sometimes families have problems that they can't sort out by themselves.

When this happens a court for children and families may be asked to help make important decisions about your life. This might be about who you should live with or who you should see.

The role of the Children and Family Reporter is to help the court decide what is best for you.

Sometimes families have problems that they can't sort out by themselves.

When this happens a court for children and families may be asked to help make important decisions about your life. This might be about who you should live with or who you should see.

The role of the Children and Family Reporter is to help the court decide what is best for you.

Sometimes families have problems that they can't sort out by themselves.

When this happens a court for children and families may be asked to help make important decisions about your life. This might be about who you should live with or who you should see.

The role of the Children and Family Reporter is to help the court decide what is best for you.

The 'My Family's Changing' leaflets are designed to offer help and support to children whose parents are divorcing or separating. They include ideas from other children who have been through similar experiences, games, spaces for children to write down and explore their feelings and details of organisations that can offer further help.

The 'My Family's Changing' leaflets are designed to offer help and support to children whose parents are divorcing or separating. They include ideas from other children who have been through similar experiences, games, spaces for children to write down and explore their feelings and details of organisations that can offer further help.