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The information and training materials in the toolkit have been tailored to six key audiences – educators, first responders, community leaders, parents/carers, GPs and health and social service practitioners. The toolkit is also sorted by five timelines – preparedness, immediate, short term recovery, long term recovery, and ongoing recovery.
Infants and children depend on the adults around them for safety and security. During a disaster or traumatic event the above audiences each play a key role in supporting children and families. Infants and children will need reassurance, care, and opportunities to share their feelings. The Community Trauma Toolkit resources provide a starting point for adults to help children and families navigate this.
Over a year in the making, the Community Trauma Toolkit is full of great tools to help workers and parents/carers to support infants and children through a disaster or traumatic event. You’ll find a rich array of different resources including videos, podcasts, training workshops to run with your team and downloadable factsheets.
Visit the Emerging Minds website to access the toolkit or you can print a toolkit overview here.
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