[In the Media] Introduction of HGPI Child Health Project’s e-learning program on stress management for children with intellectual disabilities and their guardians published on Child Lab (Child Lab, January 29, 2025)
date : 1/31/2025
Tags: Child Health
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An article introducing the Health and Global Policy Institute (HGPI) Child Health Project’s e-learning program on stress management for children with intellectual disabilities and their guardians has been published on the Child Lab website. Child Lab is an application and website that supports all parties involved with children by connecting childcare, child-rearing, and healthcare. The aforementioned e-learning program was developed as part of the Child Health Project’s FY2024 activities.
For details, please visit the Child Lab website here. (Please note that this site is in Japanese only.)
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