What would encourage young people to talk about their home life?
Views from C4EO Families, Parents and Carers Panel
"The location is important. It would need to be a place you're comfortable in and know you can't be overheard" Male, 16, London
"Be trustworthy when it comes to confidential information. Agree the boundaries beforehand" Female, 15, Kent
"Young people may feel scared of possible consequences - make sure they know they're not alone" Female, 17, Nottinghamshire
"I don't think there is any way to encourage young people to talk openly" Male, 18, Essex
"There should be activities put in schools, like drama, to encourage children to act out how they feel" Female, 15, Hampshire
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