Resources
CLDR is committed to inclusive work that prioritizes children’s psychosocial needs with care and attention to diversity, engagement, and belonging. Our values prioritize cultural curiosity and sensitivity for children across the world after major disasters and events. Our must be inclusive, and our commitment to that vision is critical to our success.
CLDR Trauma Mitigation Model
Children have unique coping needs in disasters. The CLDR Trauma Mitigation Model provides a practical, trauma-informed care model that is specific for working with children in disasters. This model was developed utilizing current evidence and professional expert first-hand experience.
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Practical Guidance by Disaster Type
Whether it be a man-made disaster, or natural disaster such as a hurricane or wildfire, families adults play a critical role in helping to reestablish a sense of normalcy and safety for a child before, during and after a disaster occurs. Find practical guidance, handouts, and activities to help navigate any type of disaster.
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5 Essential Needs for Children Following Disasters
When the world feels chaotic and out of control supporting children’s sense of safety, regulation, connection, efficacy, and hope offer opportunities for growth and resilience.Â
Child Development & Disasters Reference Guide
In moments of turmoil, quick and practical information can be essential to help adults choose their actions and words to best meet the psychosocial needs of children. This guide was developed by professionals for this purpose.
