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Equipping professionals to use digital tools to support children and young people's mental health & wellbeing

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Guides

Read practical guides written by a range of organisations that share the exact steps they followed when using a digital tool to support children and young people's mental health and wellbeing.

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Digital tools

Explore a collection of digital tools that can be used to support children and young people's mental health and wellbeing.

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Community

Connect with other organisations who are using digital technologies to support children and young people's mental health and wellbeing.

Recent guides

Creating a wellbeing website

A guide on how to create a wellbeing website for children and young people, their parents/carers, and those that work with them.

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A youth work guide to using Discord

A guide to using instant messaging social media platform, Discord, when engaging with children and young people.

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How to run safe and ethical online focus groups

A guide that covers how to run online focus groups with young people on a sensitive topic in an ethical and safe way.

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Recent blog posts

Online Bullying – respectme

By Lorraine Glass, Director, respectme – Scotland’s Anti-Bullying Service “I don’t make it my business to strike terror into the hearts of children – after all, it somewhat goes against the brief! …however I recall exactly the moment that I did just that, and wanted to share it with you. Almost a decade ago (scary…

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What we learned from the Online Safety Live Event in Glasgow

We recently attended the Online Safety Live Event 2024 in Glasgow, run by the UK Safer Internet Centre, and here are some of the key things that we learned: Promoting the online safety of children and young people is a key policy priority in Scotland and the UK (Online Safety Act, Internet Safety for Children…

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Aye Mind – A year since our relaunch

We re-launched our Aye Mind project just over a year ago and are sharing some highlights of what we achieved in that time:

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Download the Toolkit

Your introductory guide to using digital technologies to support children and young people’s mental health and wellbeing.