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3 November 2026, Plenary

Questions to the First Minister

… colleagues have met with health visitors and, indeed, with Unite. It's clear that the lack of regular family contact as a result of the strike has created, and continues to create, risks for children. We know that …

26 March 2025, Plenary

Short Debate: Thinking differently: The Women's Institute campaign to support autistic and ADHD women and girls

… when they start to refuse to come to school; or they become withdrawn or depressed; or their families contact us telling us they are suffering extreme anxiety. These internal feelings being experienced might be completely invisible to the …

10 July 2024, Health and Social Care Committee

Health and Social Care (Wales) Bill: evidence session with organisations supporting children in care

… people spoke about, it's the importance of the links for them to their home community to maintain family contact, and that sort of thing. So, whilst there are some technical parts of the Bill that I know …

5 December 2023, Plenary

Questions to the First Minister

… thank Peter Fox for that, Llywydd. The Welsh Government jointly chairs the Wales family contact group, together with HM Prison and Probation Service. That group brings together leads across the justice system around the same table, to improve …

2 February 2023, Children, Young People, and Education Committee

Services for care-experienced children: exploring radical reform—evidence session 3

… trauma, we find the children just can't cope with an education environment, and they really, really struggle. Family contact is also a huge issue. You're sending a child to see their abuser. So, it often retraumatises …