Voice of the child: evidence snapshot | Children's social work | NSPCC Learning

This is an evidence snapshot about incorporating children's voices in social work practice. It focuses on how social workers can hear, understand and act on what children say about their own situations and needs. The document appears to be a resource for practitioners working in child protection and welfare services.

Key points

• The snapshot covers evidence on listening to children in social work contexts
• It addresses understanding children's perspectives in child welfare decisions
• It examines how to act on children's input in social work practice

Limitations

The metadata provided is minimal and does not include the full content, specific findings, or which studies the snapshot reviews. We cannot determine the quality of evidence, specific interventions tested, or outcomes reported.