Grief

Spending time in nature has huge benefits for tamariki / children, mātātahi / young people and their whānau/families experiencing grief. Whether we live in the city, the country or somewhere in between, the incredible landscapes of Aotearoa are an intrinsic part of our lives.

Grief

If a young person in your life has lost a loved one, you may be feeling worried about what they’re going through and unsure of how to help them. We’ll talk about the emotions young people feel when they’re grieving, the ways they show those emotions, and the things you can do to support them.

Stories

Jenny Zilmer, māmā to Nora and Lumi, shares some of the challenges she and her husband have faced and the lessons they’ve learned while parenting with grief.

Grief

Grief doesn’t have a time limit – feelings of grief can strike at any time. They can be especially powerful on special occasions, like birthdays, anniversaries and more.

Grief

You’ve probably heard the word grief, but what actually is it, how does it make us feel and how can we support ourselves and others, including children, through it? Read on to find out.

Grief

Finding the right words to say to someone who is grieving can be really tricky. That’s why we’ve rounded up a list of things to say and not to say to someone who is grieving. Have a read.

Serious illness

If someone you love has been diagnosed with a serious illness, your mental health can take a hit. Here are some tips that can help.

Serious illness

If your child has been diagnosed with cancer, here’s a quick overview of everything you need to know, including a guide to childhood cancers and how they’re treated.

Serious illness

Life doesn’t stop when your child is seriously ill and you still have other roles to play, including partner. Here are some tips to help you nourish your relationship when you have a seriously ill child.