Support for adult and children’s mental health
Talking to your child about Covid-19 Coronavirus is really difficult. These lovely books will help.
Childrens Guide To Coronavirus
When Your Parent Is A Keyworker Advice For Children
Supporting Your Child with Anxiety
Coronavirus – A Book for Children
Dave the Dog Talks about Coronavirus
Practising Kindness
The Red Cross has a wealth of online resources for children to promote kindness during the Covid-19 Coronavirus pandemic
https://www.redcross.org.uk/get-involved/teaching-resources/kindness-calendar##
Go Givers Home Learning Pack
The pack includes activities around a range of citizenship themes including:-
- What makes us unique
- Helping others
- Stories with a message
- The environment
Go to https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1PF_bhLbOj_JzRmz1lehc_Ck6nDwMCKA7
Click on the arrow at the end of Go Givers – Home Learning Pack and then click download.
ELSA
This website has lots of lovely free resources and ideas to support social and emotional learning.
Food
If you, or somebody you know, are struggling to get food, for whatever reason, during the Covid-19 Coronavirus outbreak the Broxtowe Labour Hub are delivering free food parcels of bread, milk, eggs, fresh fruit and vegetables, and store cupboard basics to anyone in the Broxtowe area.
email broxtowelabourhub@gmail.com or phone/text Jane 07970070159 or Colette 07735723432
Financial Support
A new fund has been launched to help residents living in Attenborough, Beeston & Chilwell and areas of Bramcote covered by the Attenborough, Beeston & Chilwell Area Mutual Aid group. This fund is available for all residents to apply to if they are struggling financially due to the Covid-19 outbreak. Each household can apply for up to £25 (total) to fund items such as paying utility bills, food, essential household purchases or vital school supplies for children for households in financial need due to the current crisis.
The application process is quick and easy, and is completed online via the following link: https://opencollective.com/beestonmutualaid
Please note that our funds are limited and cover a large area, so we do ask that only those in financial need apply, although there are no requirements to provide evidence of this.
If you have any further queries about the fund please email beestonmutualaid@gmail.com.”
Key Workers
This booklet gives advice for parents who are key workers on how to support their children. There is a booklet for children as well.
Helping Children 2-4 Learn at Home
Helping Primary Age Children Learn at Home
How to Wash Your Hands – Latest Video
Advice for Parents – if your child is
Advice For Keyworker Parents – Helping Your Child Adapt
When Your Parent Is A Keyworker Advice For Children And Young People