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Explore the emotional reality of a child’s first night in care in our First Night in Care Webinar. Learn about the Snug Project, a trauma-informed toolkit using a teddy and book to support attachment, comfort, and connection for children entering care.
All donations go directly to the Snug Project.
First Night in Care Webinar
The first night in care can be confusing, overwhelming, and emotional for a child. Even when a child is safe, the experience can feel unfamiliar and unsettling. This webinar explores the child’s experience and introduces the Snug Project, showing how the Snug teddy and the Snug First Night book can be used as a trauma-informed toolkit to support attachment, emotional regulation and comfort.
All donations from this webinar go directly to the Snug Project, helping provide comfort, connection and support to children entering care.
Sessions / Dates
Session 1
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Date & Time: 16th April, 10:00 -11:00 am
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Format: Online via Google Meet
Session 2
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Date & Time: 16th April, 13:00 -14:00 pm
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Format: Online via Google Meet
Snug Pack Sign-Up
After attending the webinar, participants will have the opportunity to express interest in receiving a Snug pack.
Availability is limited, and packs are provided based on connection and feedback to ensure the child’s experience is supported in the most meaningful way.
Please sign up below
Upcoming Events
Thu 16 AprFirst Night in Care WebinarJoin our live First Night in Care Webinar via Google Meet to explore: Ways to nurture attachment, relationships, and emotional wellbeing. How small comforts, like Snug, can make a real difference during a child’s first night.- Thu 16 AprFirst Night in Care WebinarJoin our live First Night in Care Webinar via Google Meet to explore: Ways to nurture attachment, relationships, and emotional wellbeing. How small comforts, like Snug, can make a real difference during a child’s first night. How children can feel when entering care.
Multiple DatesMon 08 JunLive Virtual EventThree-part online webinar for custody staff exploring trauma, behaviour, and practical strategies to support care-experienced young adults.