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To Support Mental Health Week: What Parents and Carers Need to Know About Supporting Children to Express Mental Health Week – and with the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic still very much being felt around the world, the event has come at an especially relevant time. So which online activities can help to boost young people’s self-esteem?

WeChat is an all-in-one communications app for free text messaging, voice and video calls, photo sharing and games. Additionally, through “mini-programs” (apps integrated into the main WeChat platform), it becomes a one-stop shop by allowing users to do things like send payments, make purchases or book taxis, flights and hotels. Headquartered in Shenzhen, China, WeChat is one of the world’s most popular social media downloads, with around 980 million active user. National Online Safety have produced a helpful guide – check it out

Already well established as one of the giants of the online shopping arena, eBay has prospered even further during the pandemic. Locked-down buyers have luxuriated in having more time to root out bargains, while sellers aim to recoup cash for unwanted items they’ve unearthed while decluttering. Since 1995, eBay has offered mutually beneficial solutions for purchasers and vendors alike. But because eBay’s so familiar, does that mean it’s without risk?

The new National Online Safety mobile app is now available! It’s a simple, flexible way for parents and carers to get expert guidance on online safety issues, whenever and wherever suits them. We think it’s a very comprehensive online safety app and provided you with a wealth of useful information. Download it now from your App store