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We support children and young people on the streets and those who are at risk of being separated from their family.
That’s why we’re tackling the roots of family separation — by reuniting families, providing psychological and practical support, and working with parents to build stable, nurturing environments.
Discover research insights and studies into the lived experiences of street-connected and other vulnerable children and young people, and impact analyses of our projects and programmes around the world.
All our research is aimed at improving policy, strengthening practice and improving outcomes for children.
Hundreds of Railway Children supporters raised £46,256 across two of the charity’s flagship autumn events – walking London’s Piccadilly Line overland and taking on a climb, cycle and kayak route through the Lake District.
The three-day route took cyclists from Ebbsfleet International to Dover, Dover to Brighton and Brighton to London Waterloo, raising vital funds to support vulnerable children.
Railway Children will feature in a special BBC Radio 4 Charity Appeal this September, shining a light on the challenges faced by street children in Tanzania and the life-changing support available through our work.
Discover how charitable giving can reduce inheritance tax, support the causes you care about and potentially leave more for your family and favourite charities.
Kinship care enables children to stay with relatives or trusted family friends when they cannot live with their parents. Find out why it matters and how Railway Children supports family-based care across the UK, India and Tanzania.
We’re proud to highlight how our initiatives are empowering young girls in vulnerable communities.
