Living with worry and anxiety amidst global uncertainty

This curated selection of resources will assist parents and carers to best to support their children and reduce worry and distress. It contains a video, fact sheets and tips about what you can expect and how you can help children cope.

Available in 18 languages, this fact sheet provides tips for parents and carers to help support their children who may be feeling stressed due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

Many parents and carers may be wondering how to talk with their child or children about COVID-19 and what information to share. This resource is designed to help you to prepare for these conversations.

This resource offers tips for talking with children after a man-made disaster such as an act of mass violence.

Identifying and addressing back-to-school anxiety early is important for children's learning, resilience and wellbeing. This article offers tips to help parents support their children to manage back-to-school anxiety.

Here’s a list of songs that help us feel connected – with our families and beyond.

Social media can be a positive space for maintaining and making connections with similarly minded people, but it can also impact our existing relationships, and expose us to harmful people and ideas.

This resource is aimed at helping parents who are experiencing tough times and struggling to care for their children move towards 'good enough parenting'.

Social connections provide an important network for supporting children’s wellbeing and helping them get through tough times. When things are difficult for families, it can be hard to support these connections.

Even when we care about each other, connecting within our families can be really hard. This resource offers stories from families who've found ways to stay connected during tough times.

There are many reasons why it might not feel possible or safe to build relationships with other people or communities at times. But important connections can still be found with nature, culture and places - even with yourself.