Children's Commissioner for Wales
Mae'r cyngor hwn yn berthnasol i Cymru. Gweler cyngor ar gyfer Gweler cyngor ar gyfer Lloegr, Gweler cyngor ar gyfer Gogledd Iwerddon, Gweler cyngor ar gyfer Yr Alban
What does the Children's Commissioner in Wales do? Find out on this page.
What does the Children's Commissioner do
The Children's Commissioner in Wales works for children and young people in Wales under 18, or 25 years old if they have been in care.
The Commissioner's work includes:
telling everyone, including children and young people, about the Commissioner and about children’s rights
meeting with children and young people and listening to what they have to say about issues that affect them
talking to children and young people about the Commissioner’s work, what else they think he should do and how he should do it
looking at the work of organisations like councils and health trusts to see if they are thinking about children’s rights
telling people who can make a difference what children and young people think is important, and how to improve things
giving advice and information to children and adults who contact the Commissioner's team.
The Commissioner's website
The Commissioner's website is at www.childcomwales.org.uk. The website has lots of information on children's rights.
The Children’s Commissioner for Wales needs Super Ambassadors. Could you be one? Find out about Super Ambassadors on the Commissioner's website.
Advice and Support
The Commissioner's Advice and Support service is free and confidential. Children, young people or their carers can contact the service if they feel that a child or young person has been treated unfairly.
Contacting the Commissioner
The contact details are:
Children's Commissioner for Wales
Freephone: 0808 801 1000
Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm
Email: [email protected]