May 2-8 is International Child & Youth Care Week.
Child and Youth Counsellors are an essential part of a Circle of Support in supporting student mental health and well-being. Let's recognize their passionate contributions, warmth and dedication during this critical year.
Wear blue, have a conversation with someone about children’s grief, share a post, pick up the phone or text someone you know who is grieving and check in on them, listen @HaltonDSB@HDSB_smhwb
Participating in arts activities can help lower levels of stress & anxiety while boosting self-esteem, self-acceptance, confidence & self-worth. How might you include the Arts in your self-care routine? Check out https://t.co/sbAuZxOGeY @TVDSB@TVInnovates#heARTofMentalHealth
Celebrating CYC Week @OACYC. There are some amazing, dedicated CYC’s @HDSB who work with some incredible students, staff and families . Proud to be part of this team!
A child may be working too hard for all sorts of reasons. The one thing they all have in common is that no child chooses to be left behind. #SelfReg#CapableKids
To mark the start of #ChildrensMentalHealthWeek, The Duchess of Cambridge has sent a message of support encouraging children and parents to find ways to share their thoughts and feelings, particularly during such a challenging time. 💛
👉 https://t.co/tKMKUNGCNP @KensingtonRoyal
Get the ParticipACTION app and see how Everything gets better when you get active! Start here: https://t.co/SmSO6yYADJ
#EverythingGetsBetter#participACTION