News archive for 2020
Marking and coping with changes
This 'Wellbeing at Work' blog for our corporate supporters looks at ways you can make the most of the end of the summer holidays with some mindfulness.
Children 1st thanks Edinburgh restaurant for making 2,500 meals for children
Throughout the coronavirus crisis we have seen communities and companies come together to support families most affected by the pandemic.
A summer in lockdown: rest, reflect and recharge
This 'Wellbeing at Work' blog for our corporate supporters considers how you can make the most of a summer with continued restrictions.
Help to talk to your teens about smoking
A NEW online guide has been published to help parents and carers talk to teenagers about smoking.
Volunteers welcomed back to Children 1st Parentline
Caring volunteers who give up their free time to support Children 1st Parentline are beginning to return to the office tomorrow as lockdown restrictions ease.
Families can get creative this summer thanks to Starcatchers
Families supported by Children 1st are set to get creative this summer thanks to an inspirational project.
Eight-year-old Robyn's tie dye fundraiser
Thoughtful Robyn has used her creative skills to help other children during the coronavirus pandemic.
Lockdown reflections: building back better
This 'Wellbeing at Work' blog for our corporate supporters looks at ways you can use creative and agile working as lockdown is lifted.
Personal trainer goes the extra mile to support Scotland's children
A go-getting Glasgow personal trainer is going the extra mile to support children and families through the coronavirus pandemic.
Lockdown reflections: how can we help?
This 'Wellbeing at Work' blog for our corporate supporters looks at ways you can encourage creativity and self-care in your colleagues.
The difference you make
Director of Fundraising, Gary Kernahan, writes about how your support has helped families throughout lockdown, and how you can help us do more.
Supporting charity through change
Guest blogger Lisa Belletty, Health and Wellbeing Programmes Advisor at People’s Postcode Lottery, writes about the way Children 1st has adapted through the coronavirus crisis and how our combined values allow us to give hope to more children and families.