BBC Children in Need’s Mental Health Hub is a free online resource designed to help adults support children’s mental health through simple, everyday conversations.
The hub encourages parents, carers, teachers and other adults to be someone a child can talk to, offering practical tools and activities that make it easier for children to share their feelings, worries and emotions in a safe and supportive way.
The BBC Children in Need’s Mental Health Hub includes a range of resources such as conversation starters, communication cards, guidance for different age groups and support for children with SEND. You will also find signposting to further mental health support and partner organisations, making it a useful starting point for anyone wanting to build confidence in talking to children about emotional wellbeing.
Overall, it is a practical and reassuring resource that promotes early, everyday support for children’s mental health.
Who is it aimed at?
Parents, carers, teachers and other supportive adults
When/Where:
Available online – 24 hrs a day
Cost:
Free
Details of how to get involved:
To take advantage of the resources available on the hub visit the BBC Children In Need Mental Health Hub website.
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