CFAB

1 in 3 children in London are growing up in poverty.

Many of these children are also escaping war and displacement.

CFAB's specialist, trauma-informed social services helps these children rebuild their lives with safety, stability, and a sense of belonging.

In just four days, we are taking part in during which your donation to our social services will be matched, doubling the impact you have on children growing up in poverty.

Help us to bring more children out of hardship and towards hope by donating on 2 June.

We were proud to have CFAB represented by our CEO, Carolyn Housman, at the King’s Garden Party this May.

The event was recognising the impact of our work supporting children and families across borders.

This recognition belongs to everyone who champions children’s rights, family connection and culturally informed practice, contributing to a world where children are safe, happy, and supported by their families.

We are hugely grateful to all of our supporters, partners and colleagues who continue to make this life-changing work possible 💛

All children have a fundamental right to family life. Being cared for by family protects a child's happiness and identity.

CFAB is the UK’s only charity specialising in international child protection and family reunification.

📅In one week, CFAB is taking part in the Champions for Children Campaign. This means that your donation to CFAB will be DOUBLED, at no extra cost to you.

Access our live donation link through our website and social media at 12pm on Tuesday 2 June, and help us support the children that the system has forgotten.

The Childhood Trust

Over the past three decades, surrogacy has become an increasingly popular method of alternative reproductive technology. It is, however, a practice that raises a number of human rights, ethical and legal questions.

Surrogacy involves the carrying of a child by a surrogate mother, with the intention that another person or persons will be the parent(s) of that child.

But can a surrogacy arrangement constitute the sale of children; and how can the human dignity of those involved be protected?

For more details on how surrogacy arrangements might endanger the best interests of the child and what principles you can use in your own work go to https://www.cfab.org.uk/ for the ISS factsheet for professionals.