As the UK marks Neurodiversity Week (16th - 20th March), we reflect on the unique strengths different minds bring to Railway Children, the rich potential of the neurodivergent young people we support and why we’ve established a Neurodiversity Working Group to ensure every kind of mind can thrive.

In India, Railway Children is reaching some of the most vulnerable young people through a powerful and proven approach: peer leadership.

Read our guide to claiming your compensation and learn how to easily donate it to vulnerable children.

Martha's story shows the amazing change girls can create when they're given the chance. 

If the news is getting you down, you're not alone. Here are some tips to help you cope.

As September rolls around, many are getting ready for a new school year – new books, new friends, and the excitement of learning and working toward their dreams. But for a lot of children, that’s not a reality. 

Millie, 20, shares the story of how she came out, and offers advice to anyone who might be going through a similar experience.

How we empower LGBTQ+ young people to embrace their true selves.

In a community near Ghaziabad station in India, poverty and child labour are daily realities. But one young girl refused to give up on her education.