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“What happens when a relative is sent to prison: A booklet for children aged 4 – 11” is a helpful resource designed to explain the impact and changes that occur…

The Personal Development Programme for children affected by domestic abuse is designed to support children and young people who have experienced domestic violence. These individuals often struggle with low self-esteem…

The Safety Planning Tool for children affected by domestic abuse is a valuable resource aimed at helping children and young people develop strategies to keep themselves safe in situations involving…

The Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) Risk Assessment Templates are a set of four documents designed to assist social workers in assessing the risk of FGM in different scenarios. The templates…

The Home Conditions Observation Record/Framework is a valuable tool designed to assist social workers in observing and documenting the conditions of a home. It provides a structured framework that covers…

 The document “Empowering Mindfulness Affirmations for Daily Well-being” serves as a tool aimed at fostering mental, emotional, and psychological wellness through the practice of mindfulness and the use of positive…

The Young People’s Safety Questionnaire/Toolkit is a valuable resource for professionals working with young people aged 13 to 18. Its purpose is to initiate discussions about safety in a non-accusatory…

Use this sleep reset cycle to replace the pressure of trying to sleep with a clear, repeatable response to restless nights. The printable sleep routine poster sets out practical insomnia…

A planned, emotionally sensitive move into an adoptive family is the focus here, with practical guidance for helping a child feel safe, keep trust with foster carers, and begin building…

Helps social workers and foster carers plan difficult adoption conversations in a clear sequence, from explaining why a child cannot live with their birth family through to introducing an adoptive…

Planning the first few days of school often means finding a calm, purposeful way for children to talk, listen and settle into a new class. These back to school board…

The ‘What’s Hot? What’s Not?’ activities give preschool educators a practical way to teach young children about hot objects, burns, matches, lighters and safe choices. Alongside firefighter helper lessons, smoke…

A clear framework for recognising Emotionally Based School Avoidance can help schools respond earlier, gather the right information and plan support that matches the child or young person’s experience. The…

Families can use this printable mental health crisis planning PDF to sit down together before things escalate, agree on calming strategies, record emergency contacts, and prepare a clear family safety…

Having printable CBT and ACT worksheets in one place makes it easier to plan therapy tasks, review patterns and keep between-session work organised. The pack brings together practical forms for…

The Detective Thinking Worksheet from the Cool Kids Program encourages children to approach their worries with a curious, investigative mindset. This worksheet helps children differentiate between worried thoughts and realistic…

In an online bereavement group or a one-to-one support session, this workbook would help participants know what to expect before they join and give facilitators a clear structure to work…

The Attachment and Bonding Observation Checklists is a free, printable PDF tool created to support professionals in assessing the quality of attachment and relational bonding between children and their parents…

GUIDES The Child’s Own Story: Life Story Work with Traumatised Children This practical guidebook provides a comprehensive framework for practitioners working with children who have experienced trauma. The book outlines…

“101 Healing Stories for Kids and Teens” is a comprehensive guide that explores the power of storytelling and metaphors in therapeutic settings for young people. This resource is especially beneficial…

The guided self-management tools in this workbook will help teens and their families use CBT strategies at home to manage anxiety. The guide focuses on four core skills: Fear Thermometer…

The aim of the awareness program is to teach children 6 age-appropriate rules to remember if they are ever confronted with an unsafe situation. The rules are: Safe touch and unsafe touch…

Send Your Anger to the Moon – Special Mission is an engaging and interactive worksheet designed to help children manage anger in a healthy way. This activity encourages kids to express…

“Parenting Positively – Helping teenagers to cope with A Parent’s Problem Drug or Alcohol Use” is a comprehensive booklet designed to support parents and concerned adults in addressing the impact…