Help developmental science reach everyone caring for a child.
Resilient Kids turns developmental science into clear, practical guidance families can use across caregivers, homes, visits, and transitions. Organizations can help fund the complete 400-week program without receiving identifiable family app activity.
We begin by defining the families to serve, the access they would receive, the privacy protections, and the evidence the organization needs for its decision.
Choose the role that fits your work.
Each setting has different responsibilities. We keep caregiver education, family privacy, clinical care, and proposed evaluation plans clearly separated.
Carry education between visits
Discuss a family-directed link or QR process while diagnosis, screening, treatment, and judgment stay with the care team.
Visit the Clinician Page →Fund complete family access
Discuss the 400-week program for sponsored families, including siblings and invited caregivers within current account limits.
Support continuity through change
Explore family-directed guidance across caregivers, homes, placements, stages, and transitions.
Fund the complete 400-week program.
A sponsored family receives the same guidance and features as every other family. The account can include siblings and invited caregivers within current limits.
- Weekly stage-matched guidance from preconception through age 6.
- Independent journeys for up to 8 children.
- Their own access for up to 5 caregivers.
- Identifiable family app activity remains private from the sponsor.
Monthly Guidance for older children is included while another child receives weekly guidance. Once every child has moved to Monthly Guidance, continued sponsored access depends on the applicable agreement.
The family manages the account.
The family self-enrolls, chooses invited caregivers, and controls its own participation. Any organizational reporting must remain aggregate and non-identifiable and be defined in the applicable agreement.
Start by defining what families would receive.
We can discuss who the program would serve, what access would include, how families would enroll, how privacy would be protected, and what a proposed pilot would measure.
Name the families
Define the population and family context the program would serve.
Define access
State what the 400-week program includes and whether continued access after weekly guidance is funded.
Protect family choice
Record how families enroll, choose caregivers, and keep identifiable family activity private from the organization.
Define the pilot question
Choose the question, measures, and decision the proposed pilot should support.
Any technical integration, clinical reporting, automated referral process, or organization dashboard would be scoped separately and must preserve this privacy rule.
Review the evidence and safeguards behind the program.
Professional and funding decisions can begin with the science, review status, privacy safeguards, and current operating information.
Science & Standards
How sources are chosen, evidence strength is explained, and science becomes practical guidance.
Review the science →Current Review Status
See the current review process, roles, dates, and status.
Review current status →Published Records
Review the identifiers, versions, timestamps, and coverage shown in a matching record.
Review published records →Privacy & Safeguards
Family choice, identifiable activity kept private, and the roles of caregiver education and professional care.
Review safeguards →Accessibility & Research
See current accessibility work and ways to ask about the research approach.
Review accessibility and research →Science & Trust Overview
Start with the question your organization needs answered.
Open the overview →Build a pilot around a clear question.
A proposed pilot begins with the families to serve, the access they would receive, the privacy protections, and measures chosen before launch.
What families would receive
- The complete sponsored 400-week program.
- Family-directed enrollment and invited-caregiver participation.
- Identifiable family app activity kept private from the sponsor.
- Continued access defined in the applicable agreement.
Questions to define before launch
- Which families the pilot is intended to serve.
- How families would enroll and begin.
- Which aggregate, non-identifiable measures would answer the pilot question.
- How the organization would use the results to make a decision.
Tell us who you want to support.
Share the families or setting you serve, the access you are considering, and the decision you need to make. We will respond with the current fit, relevant evidence, and a practical next step.