Child Trends: Resources for supporting children’s emotional well-being during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Center on PBIS: Brief on responding to COVID-19 though Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS).
National Center for School Mental Health (NCSMH): The NCSMH has compiled a number of resources to support mental health during and after COVID-19, including an online training to help prepare school mental health clinicians to use telemental health to provide services and supports to students and families.
MHTTC School Mental Health Resources: The Mental Health Technology Training Center (MHTTC) offers free webinars and other resources for school mental health providers during this public health crisis.
CASEL Cares Initiative: The Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning (CASEL) provides social emotional learning (SEL) resources for building relationships and supporting each other during these difficult times. Webinars are featured as well as resources for educators, parents and caregivers, and policy makers.
Prevent Child Abuse COVID-19 Resources: provides a comprehensive list of resources and tips for parents and children to assist during the COVID-19 pandemic, including tips for staying connected, managing stress and anxiety, and staying active and engaged as a family.
COVID -19 Updates for the Military Community: The Department of Defense is working closely with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the U.S. Department of State to provide support in dealing with the coronavirus disease outbreak. This site houses the latest information on COVID-19 and supports military families in need of financial, counseling, child-care or other support during this time.
Mindfulness Meditation Webinars for Military Families: During the month of April, Military OneSource health and wellness coaches host weekly mindfulness meditation groups.
COVID-19 and Social Insurance and Benefit Programs: Individuals with disabilities who regularly access a series of public benefits are left with a variety of questions about the impact of the various federal and state legislative and administrative actions on various benefits. This document from Cornell University serves as a guide to navigate and understand the impact on benefits.
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