Aside from creating a special section devoted to Reservists and their Families, we’ve compiled information for those seeking help during this trying time. Included in this section are If You Need Help, More Helpful Sites, When Nothing Matters and the Presidential Memorial. It’s easy to think there is nothing else you can do to help others or yourself before you read this page, but not after.

College Scholarships Planned For Children of Attack Victims – An article illustrating specific groups that have started programs and foundations solely for the purpose of providing financial support to those immediately affected by the terrorist attacks.

Source:     Editorial Projects in Education

 

Too Old For This, Too Young For That! –Your survival guide for the middle-school years
by Harriet S. Mosatche, Ph.D., and Karen Unger, M.A.

Suggested reading (pg. 68-71)

 

Everyone experiences sadness at one time or another. It’s how you deal with it that counts. This book brings to light some of the best ways to cope with loss or pain.  Whether it’s tears, talking to a friend, being creative (art, poetry, journals, music) or exercising, everyone grieves differently. Loss hurts, but you are not alone. The message in this part of the book is clear; growing up means talking about your feelings honestly and expressing them in healthy ways. People of all ages can benefit from this advice.