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To speak to an adviser, please call our free and confidential advice line 0808 801 0366 (Monday to Friday 9.30am to 3pm, excluding Bank Holidays). Or you can ask us a question via email using our advice enquiry form.
Are you a parent, kinship carer relative or friend of a child who is involved with, or who needs the help of, children’s services in England? We can help you understand processes and options when social workers or courts are making decisions about your child’s welfare.
Our advice service is free, independent and confidential.
To speak to an adviser, please call our free and confidential advice line 0808 801 0366 (Monday to Friday 9.30am to 3pm, excluding Bank Holidays). Or you can ask us a question via email using our advice enquiry form.
Our online advice forums are an anonymous space where parents and kinship carers (also known as family and friends carers) can get legal and practical advice, build a support network and learn from other people’s experiences.
Our get help and advice section has template letters, advice sheets and resources about legal and social care processes. On Monday and Thursday afternoons, you can use our webchat service to chat online to an adviser.
Angharad is a social work adviser at Family Rights Group. She is a qualified children and families social worker with more than a decade of experience working with children, young people and families across children’s social care. Prior to joining Family Rights Group, she held social worker, senior practitioner and management roles with children in care, leaving care and disabled children’s services.
Throughout her social work career, Angharad has worked closely with children, families and kinship carers and her practice experience spans adoption, child and family assessments, child protection, care proceedings, reunification, and supporting unaccompanied asylum-seeking children and young people.
As a social work adviser, Angharad contributes practice expertise across the charity’s policy, campaign and project streams, with a particular focus on family participation, kinship care, domestic abuse, and the advice and advocacy service. She led the development of Family Rights Group’s Birth Families Map, the first map of support and information services available to birth families in England post adoption. She led the development of a co-produced film for parents with learning difficulties and disabilities about what parents should be able to expect when working with a child and family social worker. Angharad also oversees the charity’s family participation panels and leads our consultancy support for organisations seeking to strengthen family engagement and participation in service design, policy development and practice.
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