Seo batho ba se buang
Re filoe tumello ea ho arolelana maikutlo ana a makatsang ho tsoa ho o mong oa mekhatlo eo re sebetsang le eona, ho ts'ehetsa bana ba lehae le bacha.
Ba ile ba re kopa ho e arolelana le bafani ba rona le bafani ba lichelete, e le hore ba tsebe hore na monehelo oa bona o etsa phapang e kae.
Leha ho le joalo, re rata ho eketsa hore liphetoho le liphapang tse bonoang li etsoa ka ho sebetsa ka thata le ho tšepa ts'ebetsong ea bona eo ngoana e mong le e mong, mocha le lelapa la bona ba nang le eona mosebetsing xx.
Long-term outcomes:
Improved self-regulation strategies
better mental health &
emotional literacy, & developmentally appropriate behaviours
Siblings Sammy and Bryony's school's Assistant Head shares they're better at self-regulating, and communicate more effectively and appropriately.
Their family have noticed they're not ‘bottling-up’ and exploding or having meltdowns at home.
Their teacher says they're nor over-sharing anymore.
Children, young people, families & other adults report:
Significantly improved
self-esteem and emotional wellbeing & better school attendance
Tara's family and school shared big changes as their self-esteem rocketed:
Before they weren't invited to any class parties or social occasions, seemed 'isolated' and socially separate and never put their hand up in class 'even when they know the answers'...
Tara delights in telling us they've presented in assembly, have 'five BFFs', have been to three birthday parties and have been to their ever first sleep-over. We're delighted to hear it, too.
Focus on Priority Families:
Fully-funded, longer-term Attachment &Trauma Informed sessions for 35
Spelthorne & Hounslow Borough children, young people &
their families
Greatly improved sleep, for all the family:
Jo says the nightmares have stopped now he and feels 'safer' at night.
His family says he's not ‘up in the night’ like he used to be - which means everyone gets to sleep.
Mabitso ohle le linepe tse sebelisitsoeng li fetotsoe ho sireletsa boitsebahatso ba motho ka mong.