Taking your case to an Ombudsman
Complaints that are not sorted can often be looked at by an Ombudsman.
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When things are difficult
Independent advocates
Help children and young people to be heard.
Stand with children and young people to protect your rights.
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Coronavirus – we’re still taking care
Thank you for reading this. If you have worries about coronavirus (COVID-19), please keep talking to your family, friends and carers. Let them know how you’re feeling. If you don’t know how to tell people you’re worried, you could try asking them how they’re feeling. That should get a conversation started.
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If you cannot get hold of an advocate where you live, you could try contacting a helpline for children in care and care leavers.
Taking a case to court
If your rights are not respected, you may be able to go to court to get things changed for the better.
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Your right to complain
Making a complaint can help sort out problems, get an apology and stop mistreatment.
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Restraint and use of force
Using physical force on anyone is a very serious matter.
It affects a person’s feelings and control over their body.
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