Resources for Parents and Professionals

This resource is currently in the final stages of production and has been created with knowledge gained over years of working with parents and children. Designed for parents with children under the age of 12, our popular Families Matter workshops help struggling parents gain skills and confidence needed to create a safe and learning home environment, support positive behaviours, as well as manage their own wellbeing.

Full of practical advice and hand-drawn images, this handbook is an excellent guide for young parents navigating the first 1001 days of parenthood. This resource is used alongside our Young Parenthood workshops. 

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Aspire is an accredited Level 1 course for teenagers to develop confidence, resilience and learn to reflect and make decisions. This resource is part of our Aspire programme, which includes group sessions, sports, peer support and personal coaching.

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This guide focuses on celebration and positivity, serving teachers and schools. The book's premise is that children at schools that embrace positive racial identity will grow up mentally healthier, and educational outcomes will be higher. Schools can create a positive culture by inviting all children to discuss their heritage at school, letting peers and teachers express their appreciation, and creating opportunities for children to learn to define their own multifaceted identity and future hopes. 

Available to buy from Amazon, Waterstones and local bookshops.

 For ages 13+, this practical journal offers guidance, actions and space for reflections. Users of this journal can choose topics that are pertinent to them and record achievements.  The journal is popular among parents and young people. 

It can be nerve-wracking to leave primary school. We run fun workshops for Year 6s and give them this practical guide to help them find their inner resilience, reduce their fears and increase their preparedness and confidence.

Attending a British secondary school for the first time is scary for children and full of unknowns for parents. Parent Power has created this easy guide for parents to turn to, covering topics like timetables, being organised and managing menstruation.