The Children’s Act (UK)

The Children Act (UK) is legislation designed to protect and promote the welfare of children. It outlines parents' responsibilities, children's rights, and the duties of local authorities to ensure children's safety and well-being. Key principles include acting in a child's best interests and involving children in decisions affecting them. The Act covers areas such as child care, adoption, and family law, emphasizing the importance of stable relationships and the need for children's voices to be heard. Overall, it aims to safeguard children and support families in providing a nurturing environment.