A guide for parents and guardians of young people ages 10 to 14. It describes the problems associated with alcohol use among young people, as well as the way parents can talk with children about these issues. (National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism)
The newest addition to The Mountain You Have Climbed series answers questions on the minds of teen survivors of childhood cancer. Written for teens and young adults, this guide addresses their special concerns about dating and relationships, medical and school issues and their futures. Interviews with teen survivors reflect on their journey and the choices ahead.
Click on the image to download publicationThis report has gone through an external and internal peer review process, which targeted a broad range of stakeholders including within the Education Sector at UNESCO headquarters and in the field, Internal Oversight Service (IOS) and Bureau of Strategic Planning (BSP). These guidelines were also piloted at a Regional Workshop on Inclusive Education in Bangkok. A wide range of experts from the Asia Pacific region provided feedback for further development. Finally, this document was circulated to Steering Committee of the Flagship “The Right to Education for Persons with Disabilities: Towards Inclusion.” This document is a response to the need for a systematic approach for identifying excluded groups. It is intended to be a “living document” which serves as a dynamic tool of analysis which will be revised in the coming years to reflect the reality of marginalized and excluded children.
An easy-to-read educational booklet offered free of charge - once read an individual will have a good understanding of CP and some of the challenges it presents.
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