Child welfare & family services
Practical guidance for the families you serve.
Connect parents, foster caregivers, and relatives with guidance matched to each child’s stage, with practical things they can do at home.
Ask for a walkthroughWhat families can use
Each child has their own guidance.
Families can use Resilient Kids as they raise children, welcome a child into their home, or adjust to a change in family life.
A separate journey for each child
A toddler and an older sibling each receive guidance for their own stage. Caregivers can follow both in one household account.
Support when a child joins the family
Families can add a child through the foster care or adoption setup, including when the child arrived and their current stage.
Guidance caregivers can share
Invited caregivers use their own logins. They can read the guidance themselves and use the practical actions together.
Support as family life changes
Guidance includes adoption, foster and kinship care, separation, blended families, and bereavement.
Guidance as children grow
Weekly guidance runs from preconception through age 6. Monthly Guidance continues through age 18, with earlier guidance available to revisit.
Sources caregivers can explore
Evidence notes explain the basis for the guidance. Families can follow the sources when they want to understand more.
Explore the scienceSee the guidance
What does a week look like?
A clear focus, an explanation of why it matters, and practical actions caregivers can try with their child.
View a sample weekHow families use it
Two caregivers, the same guidance
A caregiver reads the week’s guidance and chooses an action to try. Another invited caregiver can read the same guidance before spending time with the child.
Each person has direct access, so one caregiver does not have to pass along every explanation.
See how it works for familiesGetting access
Start with the families your organization serves.
Tell us about your organization and the caregivers you hope to reach. We’ll discuss the right access arrangement and how families can get started.
Eligible nonprofit and community organizations can participate through Community Access Grants. Public agencies and other providers can contact us about access for the families they serve.
Tell us who you serve
Share your organization’s role, location, and the groups of caregivers you support.
Review access together
We’ll discuss eligibility, any costs, and the materials your team needs to introduce Resilient Kids.
Invite families to get started
Families enroll directly. Resilient Kids provides onboarding and support.
Family privacy
Families choose who they invite.
Caregivers manage invitations to their family account. Sharing Resilient Kids with a family does not give an organization access to that family’s identifiable activity.
Read our privacy policyLet’s talk
Request access for the families you serve.
Tell us a little about your organization. You can also ask for a walkthrough before deciding how to introduce Resilient Kids to families.
Use this form to prepare an email to support@resilient.kids. You’ll review it in your email app before sending.
Please share organization details only. Leave out children’s names, family information, and case details.
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