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Don't Compare Your Child to Others - Embrace Their Unique Journey with TATHASTU Healthcare As parents, it’s natural to want the best for our children and to see them succeed. However, comparing your child to others can create unnecessary pressure and stress, affecting their mental and emotional well-being. Every child is unique, with their own strengths and pace of development. Instead of comparisons, let’s focus on nurturing their individual talents and providing the support they need to thrive. This is where TATHASTU Student Healthcare Program can make a real difference. Here’s How TATHASTU Can Help: 1. Holistic Health Services:   Regular check-ups, mental health support, and personalized healthcare plans ensure your child’s physical and emotional needs are met. 2. Counseling and Support:   Professional counseling services help children cope with stress, build resilience, and develop a positive self-image. 3. Wellness Workshops:   Workshops on stress management, healthy lifestyle choices, and emotional well-being empower students to take charge of their health. 4. Community and Peer Support:   Creating a supportive environment where children can share their experiences and learn from each other, fostering a sense of belonging and acceptance. By focusing on your child’s unique journey and utilizing the comprehensive services offered by TATHASTU, we can ensure they grow up healthy, happy, and confident in their abilities. Let’s celebrate our children’s individual achievements and support them every step of the way. 🌟 Learn more about how TATHASTU can support your child’s well-being and academic success: https://lnkd.in/dJ85-fyR #ParentingTips #ChildHealth #TathastuHealthcare #MentalWellbeing #HolisticEducation #SupportOurKids #UniqueJourney #StudentWellness #PositiveParenting

Health education plays a pivotal role in improving community well-being by promoting knowledge and healthy practices across all age groups, addressing a wide range of health issues from chronic diseases to mental health, and influencing policy and economic outcomes. https://lnkd.in/gzqwn7Fx #edtech #educator #learning #healtheducation

Health literacy is about helping people understand health messages to make informed decisions and take action to manage or improve their health. If you're a Community Health Champion, this training will help you simplify messages for your community. 👉 https://lnkd.in/etSehUgj

"Knowledge gained, progress made! Today, we completed our Health and Development class under the expert guidance of Mamta Chauhan madam. We're grateful for the valuable insights and skills gained, and we're excited to apply them to create a healthier and more thriving community! Thanks, Madam Dr.Mamta Chauhan , for your dedication and mentorship! #HealthAndDevelopment #Learning #Progress #CommunityHealth #Empowerment"

In the book 'Sacred Economics' by Charles Eisenstein, he discusses how Communities have evolved, and that Communities started to fall apart once we started charging for Services that used to be free and/or gifted. Eg Childcare, Meals, Maintenance etc It's common to hear about how Communities were much closer in previous generations, whereas now many people don't even know their neighbour. Communities play a huge role in health and wellbeing, with an 80 year Harvard study on happiness, suggesting that loneliness is as big a killer as smoking or drinking. When I set up cum.what.may, I made sure it was free-to-access. I had spent €,000s on experiencesand retreats to pick up knowledge that should have been given for free as a kid; knowledge that all of us should have. So we have free online sharing Circles and a free education platform. And that will always be the case. So what is it that you can offer for your community? Where can you add value to bring your community closer together? #Coaching #lifecoaching #community

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Have you considered how a Labour government would impact you, your team, or your community? What The Labour Party Government Means for Children in Care and Elements Support CIC 👀 With the recent shift to a Labour government, there are significant developments on the horizon for children in care and our work at Elements Support. Here’s what this change means: For Children in Care: 💭 Enhanced Childcare and Educational Resources 📚: Better learning opportunities and support. Robust Mental Health Support 🧠: Reduced waiting lists and integrated services in schools. Preventative Services 🛡️: Early intervention for a stable environment. Reduced Waiting Times 🏥: Faster access to essential health services. Impact on Elements Support: Increased Demand ⬆️: Schools will seek our expertise for mental health programmes. Funding Opportunities 💰: New government grants to expand our reach. Collaborative Partnerships 🤝: Stronger ties with local authorities and institutions. Training and Resources 🎓: Providing essential training for school staff. Our Strategic Response: Expanding Services: More holistic and preventative projects like #PROJECTNGAGE. Forging Partnerships: Collaborating with schools and agencies. Already looking forward to working with Empower Multi Academy Trust and Staffordshire County Council Bernie Brown Leveraging Funding: Pursuing new grants aligned with Labour’s priorities. Advocacy and Training: Leading in best practices for social and emotional mental health support. We’re excited about these changes and committed to enhancing our impact on children’s well-being. Stay tuned for more updates! #MentalHealth #ChildWelfare #LabourGovernment #Education #SocialSupport #ElementsSupport Susanna Smith 💛Amelia Gerard

For those working in the ECD systems change arena, here is a free webinar series with some very interesting topics. I’ve registered to attend a few goodies, which catch your eye?

📢 July is Good Care Month! It’s a time to celebrate the dedicated social care workers who tirelessly support those in need. From counseling to case management, social workers wear many hats. In healthcare, they are invaluable in helping patients and families navigate complex systems and cope with illness. They truly are pillars of patient support. Here's the thing: accessible health education can lighten the load for these incredible individuals. When patients have the tools and knowledge to manage their health, it empowers them and frees up social workers to focus on other critical needs (1). That's where Yumlish comes in. We provide culturally relevant nutritional guidance, making it easier for patients and families to understand their health goals and make positive changes. This Good Care Month, let's celebrate social workers AND empower patients through education! Together, we can build healthier, stronger communities. #GoodCareMonth #SocialWorkers #HealthEducation #PatientEmpowerment #Yumlish National Association of Social Workers (1) https://lnkd.in/gJfQDRz5

We all want to see kids given a fair start. While it's great to see more funding and attention directed at the early years, we won't see real change until frontline staff are supported with better data and information systems. Educators, midwives and nurses care deeply about the kids they work with, and when equipped with the right information at the right time can be incredibly powerful change-makers. Olivia Hilton outlines five data challenges in the early childhood system, and how #RestackingTheOdds is changing the game when it comes to data-driven continuous improvement for children's outcomes. https://lnkd.in/dWErUhZ4 Centre for Community Child Health Murdoch Children's Research Institute (MCRI) Social Ventures Australia