Description
All around us there are children affected by HIV/AIDS and other losses. Many are already orphans. This title is for the teachers and caregivers of these children. It is a handson guide to help children build their own resilience and be better able to take their destiny into their own hands. It is based on a wealth of real-life experience, and is a resource for caregivers, teachers and other concerned adults, to help them better understand the behaviour and feelings of children who have experienced many losses. It gives practical advice and suggests learner-friendly activities. This title looks at: what resilience is and how to build it in vulnerable children; the economic and social impact of a dying parent and how to deal with it; how children can deal with being affected with HIV/AIDS; preparing for the loss of a parent; dealing with the loss of a parent; how to help children with reactions such as clinging, nightmares, bed-wetting, aggression and helplessness; when to see a specialist; recognising and combating abuse or neglect; games and exercises to promote resiliency; the rights of children.
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