Children’s Mental Health Week (9–15 Feb) reminds us how important it is for children to feel they belong — at school, at home and in their communities

Posted on: February 9, 2026

Children’s Mental Health Week (9–15 Feb) focuses on helping children feel safe, connected and supported — building a strong sense of belonging in schools, families and communities 💙

If you or someone you support is looking for local help across Essex, visit 👉 www.essexmap.co.uk

Essex Map is a free directory of services, groups and support for children, young people and families.

And if you run a service that supports wellbeing, make sure you’re listed so families can find you when they need it most.

Official, free resources are also available for schools, families and workplaces to help create nurturing environments.

Author: Emily Smith
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