Click on the video link to hear Partnerships and Engagement Lead Catherine Clayton in conversation with YourNeighbour.org about how Kids Matter supports children, parents and carers in the most deprived communities in the UK...

Some children will find it difficult to leave the home and faces that have become a solid constant over the last six months but there are things that parents can do to help their little ones adjust to the change.

For us at Kids Matter BLM has been particularly impactful in drawing our gaze to the very distinct difference between being non-racist and being anti-racist. Ben Lindsay’s book We Need To Talk About Race has been a worthwhile and constructive help in this process.

When school doors reopen in September there won’t just be Maths and English to catch up on, children will need to re-engage with how to socially interact with their peers.

Parents can role play certain scenarios with their children, to teach them new social skills they might not have practiced for a while...

New research reveals that the coronavirus pandemic and lockdown has had a disproportionate impact on the most vulnerable and marginalised in society.

There was a little social distancing gathering outside pre-school for all the kids (even the ones who didn’t get to go back) – it was a weird thing of smiling through tears.

Click on the video link for to hear Kids Matter founder and director Eli Gardner in conversation with the London Diocese about running Kids Matter in lockdown...

What does it look like to raise a healthy family without that guilt and dread that so often is attached to all things food and exercise?