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Schools, children and families
The Bell Foundation has created a short, easy to understand guide for parents of students who use English as an Additional Language. The leaflet is available in the 17 most commonly used first languages in UK schools and is designed to help parents to get involved in school life and to help their child to learn. You can access this on the Bell Foundation website.
Save the Children Norway have produced guidance on how to talk to children about coronavirus in 15 languages.
MindHeart have produced an information and activity book about coronavirus aimed for children under 7 and this is available in 23 languages.
The Inter-Agency Standing Committee Reference Group on Mental Health and Psycho-social Support in Emergency Settings have developed My Hero is You, a storybook for children on COVID-19 in multiple languages.
COVID-19 Infographics have been created by a group of doctors, medical students and volunteers to help summarise key points about coronavirus in a variety of languages. This includes information on changes and safety measures in place in schools.
Parenting for Lifelong Health have produced resources available in more than 100 languages to support parents and caregivers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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