Teach Kids About Transplants with Cuddly Toys Teach Kids About Transplants with Cuddly Toys Teach Kids About Transplants with Cuddly Toys

Teach Kids About Transplants with Cuddly Toys

Every child has that heart-breaking moment when their favourite cuddly toy loses an arm, an ear, or a tail. Once the tears have calmed, it’s time for you to fix things Inspired by this common childhood occurrence in conjunction with the severe lack of donors [https://www.japantimes.co.…

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Children's Book Corner: Moving and Mindfulness Children's Book Corner: Moving and Mindfulness Children's Book Corner: Moving and Mindfulness

Children's Book Corner: Moving and Mindfulness

At some point during their childhood, kids are bound to go through at least one big event; moving house, changing schools, or having friends who move away. Finding a way to help kids understand and cope with change can be tricky, but there are some great books out there that…

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Has Football Scored an Own Goal? Has Football Scored an Own Goal? Has Football Scored an Own Goal?

Has Football Scored an Own Goal?

We hear lots of good intentions when it comes to mental health and football, but what is actually being done to help professional players and managers? And why are footballers still afraid to speak out about mental health issues? Happiful examines the culture of hyper-masculinity that persists on the pitch…

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Record Numbers of Calls to Police Regarding Mental Health Concerns Record Numbers of Calls to Police Regarding Mental Health Concerns Record Numbers of Calls to Police Regarding Mental Health Concerns

Record Numbers of Calls to Police Regarding Mental Health Concerns

According to a BBC report, 115,000 calls concerning mental health were made to police between July 2016 and July 2017- equivalent to 315 a day. In the past five years, calls made to police concerning mental health issues have risen by almost a third. Calls concerned a number of…

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An Interview with Lisa Goldapple: The Mapmaker of the Future An Interview with Lisa Goldapple: The Mapmaker of the Future An Interview with Lisa Goldapple: The Mapmaker of the Future

An Interview with Lisa Goldapple: The Mapmaker of the Future

Editor-in-Chief Lisa Goldapple is raising the profiles of people who are working to create a better world – by charting an Atlas of the Future Hi Lisa! What is Atlas of the Future?Essentially, it’s a resource for hope. I don’t love the word platform, but our ultimate aim…

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Plant for Peace: Converting Heroin Fields into Sustainable Superfoods Plant for Peace: Converting Heroin Fields into Sustainable Superfoods Plant for Peace: Converting Heroin Fields into Sustainable Superfoods

Plant for Peace: Converting Heroin Fields into Sustainable Superfoods

One man’s mission to grow communities in the aftermath of war, by planting the seeds of change with local farmers What is Plant for Peace? According to Global Research, over 200,000 hectares of opium poppies were cultivated in Afghanistan in 2016. Every kilogram of opium can produce 100…

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Game of Thrones: Fictional Stories, Real-World Issues Game of Thrones: Fictional Stories, Real-World Issues Game of Thrones: Fictional Stories, Real-World Issues

Game of Thrones: Fictional Stories, Real-World Issues

As we head into the final phase of Game of Thrones, and what a game it has been, we are faced with three potential rulers. Each have shown their leadership skills and their military might, but what lies under the surface and how could it affect their rule? Cersei of…

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Teenage Sexting: What’s a Parent to Do? Teenage Sexting: What’s a Parent to Do? Teenage Sexting: What’s a Parent to Do?

Teenage Sexting: What’s a Parent to Do?

New research suggests parents should manage their own fears, not their children’s. While social media isn’t perfect, teenagers need autonomy to make their own decisions I have four children, two of which are teenage boys. Recently, I have become increasingly aware of how glued they are to their…

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