02/06/2026
Who advocates?
Everyone.
Children can advocate for themselves, via words, actions, or any communication of their feelings.
Communication takes many, many forms.
Parents can advocate for children and other adults can advocate for children, via their words, their actions, their mindsets and their role in society’s architecture.
Health and allied care professionals have particular duties to advocate for children under Children First 2015 and other legislation such as CORU Regulations, that require them to speak up against abuse and prevent harm to children.
Children’s rights cannot exist without advocacy.
Are you ready?