Nurturing Your Kids Through COVID-19 I’m not a mental health professional, just a mom and a grandma but, like you, I see the impact of COVID-19 on every family member. For little ones, their daily routines are off – no play group or library visits, no trips to the playground, no friends over and family …

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The Primary School is Closed— Now What? Our world has become the plot of a science fiction movie and it won’t improve anytime soon. Reading between the lines, there’s probably going to be no school until fall. However, the education of our young children need not be among the many things we’re worrying about just …

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Parenting Through a Pandemic: Using Technology Perhaps spring has not sprung yet. Schools and daycares are closed and parents are working from home. Kids, parents and even pets are starting to climb the walls as we all do our part toward social distancing. In an effort to maintain family unity and indeed sanity, “to tech …

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What about my funded projects? A big challenge for many of us will be figuring out what can carry on, perhaps through remote work, and what must be postponed or outright cancelled. When this is coupled with project obligations to funders, you are probably worried. The good news is we are all in this pandemic …

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What happens if my staff must work from home? Few of us are prepared for closed centres with staff working remotely. Is this even possible? Mostly the answer is “yes,” but that doesn’t mean it will be easy. Step one is to think about your staff’s ability to communicate remotely with each other and with …

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