the resource project
Toolkit for parents
Practical resources for parents and caregivers
Sometimes you need more than information — you need something practical to take with you.
These simple, printable resources can help you prepare for appointments, ask questions, keep track of important information and know what to do next. Use them when speaking with police or child protection, meeting with a therapist or other professional, or whenever having a few questions written down can make a difficult conversation a little easier.
You don't need to know all the right questions. That's what these tools are for.
Working with police
Questions to ask, information to record and things to remember when speaking with police.
Working with children's aid
Questions to ask and information to keep track of when working with Children's Aid.
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the first 48 hours
A simple checklist to help you focus on safety, support and what may need to happen after a disclosure.
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finding the right therapist
Questions to help you find a therapist who is a good fit for your child and family.
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preparing for a medical appointment
Questions to ask and things to consider when your child needs medical care following a disclosure.
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my child's support team
A place to keep important names, contact information and next steps together as you navigate support for your child.
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