We recently collaborated with other members of the Bishop Line Community Rail partnership to speak to more than 100 Year 8 students about the importance of rail safety and mental wellbeing.

It is with profound shock and sadness that we announce that Mussa Mgata, our Executive Director for Railway Children Africa, passed away suddenly on Tuesday 25th February.

We're as committed as ever to ensuring that railway stations are a safe space for vulnerable children.

Railway Children Africa is collaborating with the Government of Tanzania on care reform workshops.

A special day celebrating our amazing supporters for all they do to change children's lives.

With the upcoming general election on July 4th, it’s more important than ever to make sure safeguarding children on rail is a priority for the next government. 

All proceeds from this grand tour will help vulnerable children live safe, secure lives away from the streets.

Using global expertise, Railway Children is tackling child exploitation in Mwanza.

GWR becomes first train company to be awarded Safeguarding on Rail Scheme Accreditation