‘Coping’ describes any behaviour that is designed to manage the stresses and overwhelming feelings that come with tough situations. By learning and developing positive coping skills in their teenage years, your child will build resilience and wellbeing and be set up with an important skill for life. It’s also important to understand the difference between positive and negative coping skills, and how these strategies can have very different long-term results.

This is a snippet from a show that was produced on the 19th of March by the team of CRF youth reporters in Moutse, South Africa. In the show, the youth reporters unpack the findings of the research interviews they did with their peers in their community on the topic of Adolescent Mental Health. This project is supported by UNICEF and the Wellcome Trust.

The Voice Radio Show, Zambia, Understanding Mental Health. by Children's Radio Foundation

YOUTH CORNER is a social radio program that focuses on issues affecting young people

Kabwe youth check in show ,is a youth talk show that focuses on social issues

Youth Buzz is a weekly youth talk show that focuses on social issues affecting young People ,e.g mental health, Climate change SRHR and Governance

Youth buzz is a weekly youth talk show that focuses on social issues affecting young People ,e.g mental health, Climate change SRHR and Governance

This show was produced on the 19th of March by a team of CRF youth reporters in Korhogo, Ivory Coast. In the show, the youth reporters unpack the findings of the research interviews they did with their peers in their community on the topic of Adolescent Mental Health. This project is supported by UNICEF and the Wellcome Trust.

This show was produced on the 19th of March by a team of CRF youth reporters in San Pedro, Ivory Coast. In the show, the youth reporters unpack the findings of the research interviews they did with their peers in their community on the topic of Adolescent Mental Health. This project is supported by UNICEF and the Wellcome Trust.

This show was produced on the 19th of March by a team of CRF youth reporters in Bouaké, Ivory Coast. In the show, the youth reporters unpack the findings of the research interviews they did with their peers in their community on the topic of Adolescent Mental Health. This project is supported by UNICEF and the Wellcome Trust.