30 Years of Supporting Vulnerable Children Worldwide
Railway Children marked 30 years of supporting vulnerable children with a special parliamentary reception at the House of Commons.
Across the UK, we work with transport providers, youth services and British Transport Police to keep children safe and raise awareness of vulnerability on the transport network.
As pressures on young people increase, many turn to the transport system to escape abuse, neglect, poverty and conflict. Others may be experiencing grooming or exploitation such as county lines.
Every year, around 11,000 vulnerable young people are reported to British Transport Police.
And that’s where our support is crucial.
Across the UK, we:
As well as providing one to one support for children, we’re working alongside the transport industry and key partners to raise awareness of vulnerability and keep young people safe.
Click on the map below to find out more.
Railway Children marked 30 years of supporting vulnerable children with a special parliamentary reception at the House of Commons.
As the only UK voices on the Children and Young People’s Global Taskforce for Care Reform, Railway Children Youth Ambassadors Corey and Elliot brought their lived experience to parliament!
National three-day campaign sees rail partners travel over 1,000 miles to help protect vulnerable young people.
Learn about safeguarding and how it relates to child protection on transport networks.
Read our guide to claiming your compensation and learn how to easily donate it to vulnerable children.
Millie, 20, shares the story of how she came out, and offers advice to anyone who might be going through a similar experience.