Tag: Prison
My Story: Emotion Worksheets for Children with Imprisoned Loved Ones
“My Story: Emotion Worksheets for Children with Imprisoned Loved Ones” is an empathetic and practical resource designed to support children navigating the complex emotions associated with having a family member…
Child Diary PDF for Children with a Parent in Prison
Parents, carers and practitioners supporting a child with a parent in prison may find this diary-style PDF a gentle way into difficult conversations. It speaks in a child’s voice about…
Child Impact Assessment & Questionnaire for Children with Dad in Prison
Child impact after a dad’s arrest, court appearance, community sentence, imprisonment or release is the focus here, with child-friendly wording that recognises sadness, grief, fear, shame, anger, guilt, relief and…
What’s the Story? Relative in Prison Booklet for Children
In everyday conversations with young people, questions about arrest, court and prison often come out slowly, especially when the person involved is someone they love. What’s the Story? offers clear,…
What happens when a relative is sent to prison: A booklet for children aged 4 – 11
“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…
How to Explain Jails and Prisons to Children (Caregivers’ guide)
This booklet from the Children of Incarcerated Parents Network provides guidance for caregivers on explaining jails and prisons to children with an incarcerated mother or father. It covers the child’s…
Parental Imprisonment: Telling the Children (Booklet for families of prisoners)
The booklet from Action for Prisoners’ Families provides guidance for families on telling children when their father or mother goes to prison. It covers deciding what to say, tailored for…
Little Children Big Challenges: Incarceration (Story Book)
“Little Children Big Challenges: Incarceration” is a storybook about Jada, whose daddy is in prison. During Family Fun Night at school, Jada feels sad and angry because her daddy can’t…