Video of lecture: Childhood intervention in an international perspective

This lecture by Professor Rune Simeonsson, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA was given as part of CHILD’s 10-year celebration at Jönköping University in 2016.

Watch: https://play.hj.se/media/Childhood+intervention+in+an+international+perspective/0_fa8ywfb9

1.2 million old people in England do not get the care they need. Could you start a Caring Activist Forum in your neighbourhood?

Peter Limbrick writes: Public services are leaving frail elderly people to struggle on their own – alone and without support services. Charities cannot meet the demand. The situation can only get worse.

A Caring Activist Forum in your neigh

10 ways to improve the quality of care for mothers and babies – from WHO

Nine African and South Asian countries committed to halving preventable deaths of pregnant women and newborns in their health facilities within the next 5 years.

They will work to improve health care using WHO's guide: Standards for improvi

Parent-Child Mother Goose program

There is nothing more important than the bond between parent and child. The Parent-Child Mother Goose program builds on this essential relationship and gives parents the tools that make daily life with a young child more fulfilling.

The Par

Rethinking early childhood intervention services: Implications for policy and practice. Paper by Tim Moore

Presented by Dr Tim Moore* as the Pauline McGregor Memorial Address at the 10th Biennial National Conference of Early Childhood Intervention Australia, and the 1st Asia Pacific Early Childhood Intervention Conference. Perth, Western Austra

Video of lecture ‘Children's rights and childhood intervention’ about children with disabilities

This lecture by Professor Juan Bornman, University of Pretoria, South Africa was presented at Jönköping University as part of their 10-year celebration.

Video: https://play.hj.se/media/Childens+rights+and+childhood+intervention/0_88nn6b5r

Slide Show: ‘How to let young siblings know you care’ from Sibling Support Project

From Siblings Support Project: Siblings will be in the lives of family members with special needs longer than anyone. With a relationship that can easily exceed 65 years, brothers and sisters will be there after parents are gone and special

New ERIC online forum childhood bowel and bladder problems

This new online forum is a place for parents, carers and health professionals to chat about childhood bowel and bladder problems.

Visit here