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Coronavirus (COVID-19): support for parents and carers to keep children safe online Whilst there are huge benefits to being online in order to stay connected to family and friends during this period, the government recognises many parents may feel concerned about the activities and content their children are accessing. This guidance outlines resources to help keep children safe from different risks online and where to go to receive support and advice.
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Net Aware - Your guide to social networks, apps and games Net Aware have updated advice about popular apps. Their latest advice includes Houseparty, Zoom and Netflix Party,
General Well-Being
- Coronavirus (COVID19) - Hints and Tips for Young People in Sandwell
- How to Support Your Child Understand Coronavirus
- A Children's Guide to Coronavirus
- Advice for Parent When a Child is Unwell or Injured Poster
- Well-Being Resource Pack
- Sandwell 5 Ways to Help Toolkit
- West Midlands Domestic Abuse Leaflet COVID19
- Are You Ok?
- Beam Flyer
- Adult Wellbeing during COVID-19
- Kooth Online Support for Children (1)
- Kooth Online Support for Children (2)
- Mental Health Websites for Children
- Supporting Bereaved Children Information (1)
- Supporting Bereaved Children Information (2)
Children's Well Being
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BEAM Sandwell Drop-In Service A problem shared is a problem halved – you're not alone. Something on your mind? We’re an emotional health and well-being service for young people. Come to one of our drop-in services across the Sandwell area and talk to us about how you're feeling. We’re here to listen and support you!
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Seven Ways to Help Pupil Mental Health School closures might be harder or some students than others. Play therapist, Roisin Robinson, offers some suggestions of ways to promote positive mental health
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Self Isolation Website Self-isolation and social distancing can have an enormous impact on our health and wellbeing. If you can, sticking to a schedule and keeping busy are ways to minimise this impact on our overall physical and mental health. These links will hopefully give you ideas of how to fill the time when stuck in-doors. We will be regularly updating them so keep checking in!
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Yoga at Home Are you caring for your own or someone else’s children during lockdown? Whether you are familiar with yoga or it is all new to you, yoga is a great way to introduce something new to your children and encourage the benefits of mindfulness and relaxation. Maudesport has developed a FREE resource that will help you and your children to enjoy yoga practise quickly and easily.
Advice for Parents During Coronavirus
The NHS has produced a video version of their NHS universal services campaign. It offers advice for parents and carers when their children are unwell.