Supporting Children and Parents
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Supervise And Teach Healthy Habits
Be the good parent who teaches good habits to your children. Show them the right path to earning the virtues.
Tips For Parents On Home Learning
Walk beside your child to take every step with them and hold them as they tumble. Teach them to remain unwavering through the challenges.
Together With Your Child
It is important that you be with your child through their thick and thin. Understand their needs and respect their space.
Set Behavioral Expectations
Instill within them the basic behavioral expectations from every age they pass through as they grow.
Review Them Daily
Assess their behavior on a daily basis to reward them when they stick to the standards of humanity.
Support Your Child’s Learning At Home
Act as the emotional and physical prop of your children’s formative years to help them grow the right way.
Child And Maternal Health
We guide you through your maternity to fight the physical and mental challenges to keep yourself and your child healthy.
Meet Your Child's Teacher
Join a meeting with your child’s faculty to learn more about their behavioral and academic progress.
Support Your Child Academically
Assist them while learning to correct their mistakes. Let your knowledge help them as they grow to become responsible students.
Supervise And Teach Healthy Habits
One of the biggest influences on your child’s eating habits is you, so it’s important to lead by example.
Healthy Habits; Healthy Eating; Physical Activity
Accompany your children in their daily activities, including physical exercises and timely meals. Make sure they follow all the healthy habits.
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Screening tools: Learning disabilities
LDSQ - Learning Disability Screening Questionnaire Vulnerabilities The tool screens for: Learning disabilities Some speech, language and communication needs. Description of tool A set of 7 questions: 3 where the young person completes a simple literacy task, and 4...
National Service Framework for children, young people and maternity services
Resource Information Description: The Children's NSF is a 10-year programme intended to stimulate long-term and sustained improvement in children's health. Setting standards for health and social services for children, young people and pregnant women, the NSF aims to...
Healthy lives, brighter futures: The strategy for children and young people’s health
Resource Information Description: In December 2007, the Government made a commitment in the Children’s Plan to publish a child health strategy jointly between the Department of Health and the Department for Children, Schools and Families. Healthy lives, brighter...
PIMH Events
This section of the website contains information about a range of events, including conferences, workshops, and training courses relating specifically to perinatal and infant mental health. You can also view the calendar for a month by month view of whats on relating...
Young People: Government Policy
This page shows the latest 15 resources to be added to the Young People government policy section of the site. New resources are added as they are published. You can also view the full list of young people government policy (this may take some time to load)....
The evidence behind PREview
PREview is informed by a range of research, in particular analysis of the Millennium Cohort Study (MCS). The MCS is studying around 9200 children born in England in 2000. The first information was collected when the babies were nine months old, when mothers were asked...
DfE: Number of children’s centres by local authority
Resource Information Description: Local authorities have confirmed that on 8 September 2011 there were 3,507 children’s centres across the country. The DfE published a statistical release in June 2010 that showed there were 3,631 children’s centres in April 2010....
Surrey Youth Justice Service Health Needs Assessment
Author: Emma King Publisher: NHS Surrey (Surrey PCT) Date Published: 31 May 2011 Date Expires: 31 May 2012 Date Added: 27 October 2010 Period Relates To: March 2011
About youth justice liaison and diversion
Youth justice liaison and diversion - intervening early to improve health outcomes for children and young people in contact, or at risk of contact, with the youth justice system What is diversion? What is liaison? What is diversion? Children in or close to the youth...
Youth Justice Liaison and Diversion
From 1 April 2014, the Liaison and Diversion Programme transitioned from Department of Health to NHS England to reflect the move into its implementation phase. More information, including practical guides to the key elements of Liaison and Diversion provision, is...