Andrew Fellowes

Andrew Fellowes is a prominent figure in child welfare advocacy, currently serving as the Associate Head of Policy and Public Affairs at the NSPCC (National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children). His role focuses on leading policy development and advocacy efforts related to education, social care, and mental health services for children and young people.12

Professional Background

• Current Position: Associate Head of Policy and Public Affairs at NSPCC
• Previous Roles: Before his current position, Fellowes held significant roles in various organizations, including a stint at the National Children's Bureau as an Assistant Director.4 His experience spans multiple aspects of child welfare, emphasizing policy development aimed at enhancing the well-being of children.

Areas of Expertise

Fellowes specializes in:

• Policy Development: Crafting policies that address the needs and rights of children.
• Advocacy: Engaging with stakeholders to promote better services and protections for young people.
• Mental Health Services: Focusing on improving mental health support for children within educational and social care settings.23

His work at NSPCC has been instrumental in shaping discussions around children's welfare and influencing public policy to better serve vulnerable populations.