Ed Nixon, a social worker who co-founded the Every Child Leaving Care Matters movement which aims to ensure that all children in care are properly supported until they turn 21, talks to the Voice of the Child about life for children in care, unregulated care homes and why he believes the UK government doesn't understand children.

When a British mother loses her child to adoption, she decides to try to access her son's birth certificate, after being told by a friend that adoptions are not always properly registered.

In this podcast, the mother talks to the Voice of the Child about the extraordinary discovery she makes when she finally manages to access her son's birth and adoption certificates.

William McGranaghan, the Founder of DadsHouse, a charity which supports single and lone fathers in the UK, discusses the rise in food bank access within families, why he believes some mothers make false allegations of domestic violence during divorce proceedings and the government's efforts at helping fathers.

Legal Action for Women's Anne Neale and Tracey Norton come across dangerous levels of malpractice in the divorce and child protection proceedings they assist on.

In this interview, they explain the way in which children and mothers are unjustly separated in family law proceedings, and the growing movement around post adoption contact applications being made by birth families.

In this interview, a mother speaks about her experience of having her children removed from her care through forced, or involuntary, adoption in the UK's family courts.

Music credit: Resolution, by Wayne Jones

Lord Dubs talks about his campaign to ensure safe passage for child refugees making often very dangerous journeys to be reunited with their parents in the UK.

Music credit: Resolution, by Wayne Jones