During a military move, it’s natural to get caught up in the logistics of all the tasks you need to accomplish. And if you’re a parent, the tasks during a move only multiply.
While we all know that PCS moves affect our children, it can be easy for their needs and emotions to get lost in the shuffle as we manage the mountain of to-do lists we face. Over our years of military moves, my husband and I often reminded each other that we’d fallen into “task mode” (our gentle reminder to consider the feelings of various family members as we ran yet another errand, packed another box or handled travel details). It’s so important to realize how much help our children need through this major life change, whether they’re excited to move or dragging their heels. Here are a few tried-and-true strategies from experienced military parents that we hope will help make your PCS move easier.
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FURNESS College has signed up to a national charter that will help empower more young people to become active citizens. The college, which has campuses at Channelside and Rating Lane in Barrow, is one of the first in Furness to adopt the Power of Youth Charter, which was developed in response to the #iwill and #iwillambassadors campaigns. The charter, backed by the Association of Colleges, is a step forward to making social action the norm for young people across the UK. Assistant Principal for Curriculum Sue Hannan said: “The Power of Youth Charter believes that all children and young people should be empowered to make a positive difference on the issues that affect their lives, their communities and broader society. This is our public commitment to take meaningful action.”