( FRENCH ) – Grief and Death Education Toolkit Request Form:

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    As a reminder, this resource was put together by the Help Us Understand Grief (H.U.U.G.) Program at Heart House Hospice in collaboration with the Children and Youth Grief Network. This Toolkit is an initiative to help educators feel more comfortable addressing concepts of death and grief within the school setting. It includes an outline of death education, lesson plans, tip sheets, and resource lists that compliment Ontario curriculum standards for grades 4-10. The Children and Youth Grief Network believes strongly that supporting grieving students needs to extend beyond just "checking in" after someone has died. We hope that this toolkit will support educators and administrators to incorporate lessons about death and grief into classroom discussions.
    To learn more about who is using this Toolkit and the impact this resource is having on their work, we have created a short survey for all requesters. We will be sending this survey to you via email in the next 3 months and hope that you will assist us by taking the time to fill it out.
    TOOLKIT TERMS OF USE:
    This Toolkit is intended for educators and administrators to compliment formal education training. Except as indicated, no part of this toolkit may be reproduced, reprinted, syndicated, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted without written permission from The Children and Youth Grief Network. No part of this Toolkit may be used for sale or profit. This Toolkit may be reproduced for use solely within your organization as a supplementary resource for trained educations/administrators/professionals. All materials must credit this Toolkit as the source. This Toolkit (in its entirety or any part therein) may not be reproduced or transmitted beyond your organization. The Children and Youth Grief Network reserves the exclusive rights to manage the distribution of this resource. Please direct interested parties to the contact below to inquire about securing a copy of the Toolkit.


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    Disclaimer and Terms & Conditions Policy
    These handbooks are intended for individuals who have received formalized training in the field of children and youth grief and bereavement support. Each handbook is to be considered a supplementary resource and in no way replaces formalized training. The information and activities included are intended to build upon a supporter’s existing toolkit and may not be applicable or appropriate in all situations. Individuals using this handbook should receive ongoing supervision by professionals at a reputable organization specializing in the socio-emotional support of children and their families. The wellbeing of
    children and youth is of utmost importance – considering the vulnerability of the population, we cannot stress enough the importance of training and professional supervision.
    TERMS OF USE
    Except as indicated, no part of this handbook may be reproduced, reprinted, syndicated, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted without written permission from The Children and Youth Grief Network. No part of this handbook may be used for sale or profit.
    CONDITIONAL PERMISSIONS FOR REPRODUCTION
    This handbook may be reproduced for use solely within your organization as a supplementary resource for trained volunteers and/or professionals. All materials must credit this handbook as the source. This handbook (in its entirety or any part therein) may not be reproduced or transmitted beyond your organization. The Children and Youth Grief Network reserves the exclusive rights to manage the distribution of this resource. Please direct interested parties to the contact below to inquire about securing a copy of the handbook. Please send comments, questions and requests to:
    info@childrenandyouthgriefnetwork.com. We welcome you to send your successes and activities to be considered for future editions.