For almost 40 years, The Children’s Trust has helped children with brain injury and neurodisability. A photography project is reconnecting the charity with children and young people that have been supported.
Making, baking and creating has great benefits for children, especially after a brain injury. We look at some simple activities for the school holidays.
London Youth Games launches competition for young Londoners with disabilities.
Half of young people encounter misleading content online on a daily basis, according to UK Safer Internet Centre.
As the awareness week draws to a close, we look at the activities that took place for children and staff at The Children’s Trust.
For Children’s Mental Health Week, Coral Romain, education consultant at The Children’s Trust School shares how the school is looking after the young people’s emotional wellbeing during the pandemic.
For Children's Mental Health Week, Angela, Music Therapist at The Children's Trust, shares how to create a personalised playlist and why it helps.
Two virtual summits take place this week with former athletes, sports leaders and government ministers.
Claire Wood, Lead Music Therapist (Neurorehabilitation) at The Children’s Trust, shares tips that are not just for lockdown, but for life.
For Children’s Mental Health Week, we’re sharing resources that can help young people with anxiety, worries and staying connected.
