Child Welfare is an academic journal with a long history, dedicated to promoting research and practice in the field of child welfare. This journal focuses on millions of children facing special issues such as homelessness, abuse, new arrivals to new countries, or severe disabilities. The well-being of these children requires professional care and support, and magazines provide an important platform for this.

The magazine combines the latest research findings with best practices, policies, and project development, providing valuable information and resources for child welfare and related professionals. It not only focuses on the physiological and psychological needs of children, but also delves into the social and cultural environment of children, as well as the roles of families, schools, and communities. The content of this journal covers various aspects of child welfare, including child protection, child health, education, family support, social services, policy research, and more. It encourages interdisciplinary research and collaboration, promoting knowledge innovation and development in the field of child welfare.