Within our roles of working with children, young people and families, it is important to promote and support strong healthy relationships where appropriate. This includes children’s relationships with their parents, siblings, wider family, peers and other adults such as teachers. Whilst such relationships can have a very positive impact on their impact mental health and well-being, when they aren’t good, they can have a very negative impact.
In this section you will find materials to support you in promoting and encouraging children to understand what a healthy relationship should look like.
Healthy and unhealthy relationships - Childline
Healthy Relationships Toolkit – Teenagers
Separation, divorce and contact - NSPCC
Love Life: resources for young people with learning disabilities - NSPCC
It's Not OK: teaching resources about positive relationships - NSPCC
Making sense of relationships - NSPCC
