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what to do if you are worried about a child or young person

If there is an emergency or a child is at immediate risk you should phone the police.

Anyone can refer a child to the Children’s Convenor. In practice most referrals come from the police, the Committee (CHSC) and the School Attendance Service (SAS).

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Visitor Notice: Parking and Access at Briarwood

Due to damage caused by Storm Goretti, a fallen tree is currently obstructing part of the Briarwood car park, including our designated disabled access spaces. The area has been made as safe as possible, but we ask all visitors to exercise caution when entering and exiting the car park, while noting that there are fewer spaces available.

The Children's Tribunal Service celebrates 15 Years

Government House hosted a special evening last week, Thursday 6 November, marking 15 years since the introduction of the Children’s Tribunal System and the implementation of the Children (Guernsey and Alderney) Law — a landmark piece of legislation that transformed how the Bailiwick supports and protects children and young people.

The Children’s Tribunal System seeks new Board Chair

The Convenor and Tribunal Board is looking to recruit a new Chair of the Board as Jon Beausire steps down. The Board is the independent body that supports the Office of the Children’s Convenor and the Child Youth and Community Tribunal. It consists of up to eight members, one of whom holds the position of Chair.

our vision

Our vision is for a CYCT system that improves the outcomes and experiences for children and young people who may be at risk to ensure that they are safe, protected and offered positive futures.