The Kingdom Resource Center

A nonprofit building caring, equitable communities where every child and family can thrive — offering education, health and family programs including early-childhood learning, literacy support and professional development for educators.

The only parenting website backed by 67,000 pediatricians, offering trusted guidance on child health, development, behavior and emotional well-being.

A nationwide youth organization providing safe, supportive after-school programs that help young people build confidence, character and healthy relationships.

The Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning defines the widely used CASEL 5 framework and offers free guides for schools and families to teach social-emotional skills.

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shares plain-language information and data on children's mental, emotional and behavioral health.

An independent nonprofit with hundreds of free, clinician-reviewed articles and guides helping families support children's mental health and learning.

Independent, age-based reviews of movies, apps and games plus free family and classroom guides for raising healthy digital citizens.

A national network providing free, evidence-based resources for families and professionals supporting children who have experienced trauma.

Free videos, activities and printables from Sesame Workshop that help young children and caregivers handle big feelings and everyday challenges together.

Free, expert-reviewed resources helping families and educators support the millions of children who learn and think differently.

A leading nonprofit offering science-based resources on the social-emotional development of infants and toddlers for parents and caregivers.

A nonprofit building caring, equitable communities where every child and family can thrive — offering education, health and family programs including early-childhood learning, literacy support and professional development for educators.

The only parenting website backed by 67,000 pediatricians, offering trusted guidance on child health, development, behavior and emotional well-being.

A nationwide youth organization providing safe, supportive after-school programs that help young people build confidence, character and healthy relationships.

The Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning defines the widely used CASEL 5 framework and offers free guides for schools and families to teach social-emotional skills.

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shares plain-language information and data on children's mental, emotional and behavioral health.

An independent nonprofit with hundreds of free, clinician-reviewed articles and guides helping families support children's mental health and learning.

Independent, age-based reviews of movies, apps and games plus free family and classroom guides for raising healthy digital citizens.

A national network providing free, evidence-based resources for families and professionals supporting children who have experienced trauma.

Free videos, activities and printables from Sesame Workshop that help young children and caregivers handle big feelings and everyday challenges together.

Free, expert-reviewed resources helping families and educators support the millions of children who learn and think differently.

A leading nonprofit offering science-based resources on the social-emotional development of infants and toddlers for parents and caregivers.

Free, confidential 24/7 support in the U.S. for anyone in emotional distress — call or text 988 to connect with a counselor.

Information about art therapy and how to find a credentialed art therapist to support emotional expression and healing.

The professional home for school counselors, with standards and free resources supporting student mental health and success.

Free educational resources and specialist directories to help families understand and manage childhood anxiety and depression.

Guidance on how occupational therapy supports children's daily skills, sensory needs and participation at home and school.

Public resources on speech, language and hearing development, plus a tool to find certified speech-language pathologists.

The national professional society advancing play therapy, with a directory to find credentialed play therapists.

Nationwide information, support and local affiliates helping autistic individuals and their families thrive.

Accessible science on early brain development, resilience and serve-and-return interactions from Harvard University.

The leading nonprofit for people affected by ADHD, offering evidence-based education, resources and support.

Free bilingual (English/Spanish) reading and literacy resources for families and educators of English language learners.

The nonprofit behind Second Step offers free family activities and educator resources that build social-emotional skills.

Practical, classroom-tested articles and videos on SEL, classroom culture and teacher practice from the George Lucas Educational Foundation.

Free, science-based SEL practices and lessons from UC Berkeley's Greater Good Science Center for educators and schools.

Fact sheets and resources to help families and teachers understand and support students with dyslexia.

A completely free, award-winning learning app for young children covering reading, math and social-emotional skills.

Free, accessible articles and simple mindfulness practices that help children calm their bodies, focus attention and manage big feelings.

Free, age-appropriate videos and activities from the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children teaching kids to be safer online.

Free printable activities and everyday tips that help caregivers nurture learning, emotions and healthy habits at home.

Free, research-based strategies, activities and videos to help young children learn to read and to help struggling readers.

The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration offers free prevention resources and a 24/7 national helpline.

Education and support around sensory processing challenges for families, therapists and educators.

The U.S. government's central resource on how to prevent and respond to bullying and cyberbullying.