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Working in partnership with Bounce Forward to support Senior Mental Health Leads

We are delighted to be working with fellow charity Bounce Forward to deliver their Department for Education quality assured course for Senior Mental Health Leads in 2022.
How to use Pupil Premium to support the social and emotional learning of disadvantaged and vulnerable children

This blog post looks at how you can best put the funding to use to support pupils’ social and emotional learning (SEL).
A Whole School Approach to Mental Health and Wellbeing

As the need for effective mental health promotion in children is more important than ever we are excited to be launching our new Skills for Life as a Whole School Approach to Wellbeing Resource.
Supporting Children's Mental Health Week 2021

Partnership for Children is proud to be supporting Place2Be’s Children’s Mental Health Week 2021 (1-7 February).
Our official Christmas card winner!

To celebrate the festive season, we asked schools to get creative and design the official Partnership for Children Christmas Card for 2020.
Skills for Life Programmes in Scotland – Coping skills and resilience at forefront of Recovery Curriculum

We are delighted to have successfully launched our Skills for Life programmes in Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland.
Online resources and training to support the mental health of children during the coronavirus outbreak and beyond

In these extremely challenging times, helping children to deal with change and uncertainty has never been more important.
New project: Promoting the mental health of Young Carers

Partnership for Children has successfully delivered mental health promotion programmes in schools for more than two decades.
Zippy dash!

We were kindly invited to take part in a charity trolley dash at the opening of the new Entertainer toy store in Kingston upon Thames on Saturday 27th January 2018.
A Successful Funding Partnership

Zippy’s Friends is now extremely successful and well known in Lithuania, with some 35% of all six to seven year-olds taking part in the programme. But ten years ago, this wasn’t the case at all, and times were tough for our NGO, Vaiko Labui.