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How to Ensure Positive Start to School Year for ID Kids - Vimarsana News

How to Ensure Positive Start to School Year for ID Kids

School is starting up again for Idaho kids and teachers, and community members and parents can help keep the focus on positive experiences. Kim Hemmert, grants manager with Idaho Children's Trust Fund, said there are four building blocks that adults can engage children in to ensure healthy outcomes from positive experiences, or HOPE - an acronym used among child well-being advocates. She said the first block is relationships. ...

Minnesota Opinion: Third? Great, but still plenty of work to be done - Vimarsana News

Minnesota Opinion: Third? Great, but still plenty of work to be done

From the editorial: Far too many children in Minnesota and across the nation are struggling to stay mentally afloat.

Source: wctrib.com
Report: Wisconsin kids of color face higher rates of mental health issues - Vimarsana News

Report: Wisconsin kids of color face higher rates of mental health issues

Sixty percent of Native children were diagnosed with or were reported to have anxiety and depression compared to 26% of Black children and 22% of Latinx children. That's compared to

Indiana ranks 28th in overall child well-being - Vimarsana News

Indiana ranks 28th in overall child well-being

BALTIMORE, Md. - The Casey Foundation has released its annual KIDS Count data book, showing Indiana ranks 28th in the country in overall child well-be...

N.H. ranked second for overall child well-being, but depression and anxiety on the rise - Vimarsana News

N.H. ranked second for overall child well-being, but depression and anxiety on the rise

Because the survey captured children and families between 2016 and 2020, the data doesn’t account for all increases in mental health challenges for children since the outbreak of COVID-19.

Source: nhpr.org