Memory Box
Creating a memory box can be a lovely way to remember a loved one who has died.
By having a safe space filled with their items can be a helpful way to feel connected to them and keep their memory alive.
Here are more ways to remember:
https://cruse.org.uk/understanding-grief/managing-grief/ways-to-remember-someone-who-has-died/
Autism NI Activities Board
As children and young people are taking their mid-term break, our Autism Resource Officer has created an ‘Activities Board’ which includes some fun off-screen activities. You can download this on our website 👇
https://www.autismni.org/games
Personal Independence Payment – Contact
If you’re thinking about claiming Personal Independence Payment for your disabled teenager, we can help.
Our PIP guide has all the information you’ll need — including question-by-question guidance on the claim form http://contact.org.uk/pip-guide
Victim Support NI’s ChISVA service provides specialist practical and emotional support to children and young people aged 5 to 17 years, who have experienced sexual abuse or sexual violence.
For more information about this free and independent service visit bit.ly/3uDHWl8
This Sexual Health Week PHA are encouraging parents to talk openly with their child about relationships and sex.
Young people who talk to their parents about sex tend to delay having sex. They are also more likely to use contraception.
Check out the tips below and for more info visit sexualhealthni.info
