Children’s Week is an annual celebration that kicks off in October. This year, Children’s Week runs from the 22nd October to the 30th October. National Children’s Week’s theme for 2022 is based on UNCRC Article 27, which indicates that all children have the right to a standard of living that support their well-being and healthy development.
Did you know that 50% of children across Australia are experiencing mental health challenge without professional assistance? (National Mental Health Commission, 2021)
To effectively support children’s physical and mental development, we must make sure to have an adequate approach to creating safe and healthy environments. These environments should allow them to sleep, rest, relax, and secure healthy mental lifestyle. This directly links to NQF Standard Area 2, which focuses on Children’s Health and Safety.
National Children’s Mental Health and Wellbeing Strategy requires a nationally consistent mental health and wellbeing system that supports all children.
One of the National Children’s Mental Health and Wellbeing Strategy’s objectives involves collaboration care, which requires the communication and collaboration between Parents, Professional Carers and Educators.
To Harmony Web users, it is a simple process for managing and sharing caring activities with our Program and Practices Module. For example, while using Daily Care, professional carers can record caring activities, ranging from sleeping, eating, nappy changes, using the toilet, sunscreen application etc. and upload to the system, then print and share it to Parents for keeping track.
Check out this video on Daily Care below:
To learn more about our Program and Practices module to see how it helps your children, please click here.
To learn more about Children’s Week 2022, click here.
