🦋 Little Wings: For Children & Young People

Supporting young minds as they cope with the impact of brain injury—whether their own or a loved one’s.

At Wings of Hope, we understand that brain injury doesn’t just affect the individual — it touches the whole family, especially children and teens. Little Wings is a safe, gentle space designed just for them. Here, children and young people can learn, express, and feel supported in age-appropriate ways.

🦋 Activities & Worksheets

Fun, creative, and calming printables designed to help children understand brain injury and its effects. These activity packs include:

  • Brain & Body Awareness: Easy explanations and exercises to understand how brain injury can affect thinking, emotions, and physical health.
  • Emotional Expression: Art, journaling, and mindfulness activities to help children name and manage feelings.
  • Sensory & Relaxation Tools: Calming techniques and sensory-friendly exercises to support self-regulation.

All activities are developed with input from child psychologists and brain injury specialists.

🦋 For Parents & Schools

We provide practical tools and guidance to support children affected by brain injury, including:

  • Tips for managing behaviour, communication, and routines at home.
  • Advice on how schools can accommodate learning needs and promote inclusion.
  • Emotional wellbeing resources to help parents and teachers understand and support children’s unique challenges.

🦋 Emotional Support

Children and teens often feel overwhelmed or isolated by brain injury in their family or themselves. We offer resources that help young people feel seen, safe, and heard, including:

  • Age-appropriate explanations of brain injury.
  • Stories and videos from other young people with similar experiences.
  • Access to specialist counselling and peer support groups for children and families.

💡 How to Access Little Wings

Explore all our Little Wings activity packs, guides, and emotional support resources in one place on our Little Wings page. Everything is free to download and designed to be easy to use, whether you’re a parent, teacher, or young person.