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Child and Family Resilience Programs
Free, award-winning, evidence-informed resources and personalised programs for children from Defence (Military), Veteran, First Responder & Remote Worker (FIFO & DIDO) families
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    • Children’s Modules
    • Parent Modules
    • Educator Modules
    • Support Worker Modules
  • Award-winning storybooks & interactives
    • Service family life
    • Parent’s relationship breakdown
    • When any parent works away (My Colourful Kite)
      • Getting support when parents work away
      • Building resilience when parents work away
    • Relocation (any families)
    • Defence (military) family storybooks (Waiting for Daddy)
      • Now that I am big
      • T is for Training
      • Mary’s alphabet slippery-dip
      • D is for Deployment
    • Parents work/service related medical conditions
      • Parent’s injuries
      • Parent’s mental health conditions
      • Parent’s moral injury
      • Parent’s Complex PTSD
    • Commemorations – We Remember: Australia’s Story
    • About the books; book descriptions
      • Book covers, diversity, agegroups
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      • Detailed book descriptions
  • Anzac Day & Remembrance Day
    • We Remember resources
    • Activities for children
    • Explaining terrorism to children
  • Bibliotherapy
    • Why use stories?
  • Professional development
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    • Key Word Signing
      • Key Word Signing (KWS) resources
    • Veteran and Family Wellbeing Agency
    • Academics & Policy Makers
    • Explaining terrorism to children
    • General professional development for educators
  • Canadian resources
  • Worried about your child’s wellbeing?
  • Parent’s relationship breakdown
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  • Bibliotherapy pilot study
    • Aims and expected outcomes
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When a parent gives their health

In Sickness and in Health: Sam’s Story

This book is ONLY for children whose parents have given their health.

 

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