Children’s Rights Alliance publish Report Card 2018
The Children’s Rights Alliance today launched their tenth annual Report card.
‘The Government is awarded an overall ‘C-‘ grade in Report Card 2018, reflecting a satisfactory attempt, with children still left wanting. This is an increase on last year’s D+ grade. The highest individual grade in Report Card 2018 is a ‘B’ for ‘Child Protection’, with the lowest grade being awarded for ‘Child and Family Homelessness’, receiving an ‘E’, unchanged since last year. Two sections received a ‘D+’ grade, which indicates a barely acceptable performance, with little or no positive impact or children: ‘Traveller and Roma Children’; ‘Refugee and Asylum-Seeking Children’; The Children’s Rights Alliance acknowledges the important groundwork that has been carried out in a number of areas, but it is clear that much more must be done. We look forward to seeing greater progress over the coming year.’
You can view the report in its entirety here.
For more information see the Children’s Rights Alliance website.