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This is a personal blog from one of our Trainee Solicitors, Aisha Rahal, reflecting on her experience working at JfKL.

Today, Save the Children, Just for Kids Law and Children’s Rights Alliance for England have explained how the youngest in society were not considered adequately or “even at all” in many key decisions made by the UK government during their Covid-19 response.  

We recently commissioned an independent evaluation of our casework model to help us better understand how we make a difference in the lives of the children and young people we work with.

We are looking for creative proposals from filmmakers, animators, and anyone else who would be able to help us create a short film about who we are and what we do!

Child Q and her family have taken a decision not to give interviews to the press at this stage in an effort to protect Child Q’s privacy. The family requested that there be no speculation as to their identities or the identities of Child Q’s school which could, in turn, result in Child Q’s identity becoming known.

​​​​Our education solicitor Florence Cole has been representing Child Q since the case was referred to her in 2020.