Coronavirus crisis: Children suffer most from being locked down

This is why coronavirus measures have hit families particularly hard. Suddenly, everyone is on top of each other. Overstretched parents have to work, teach their children and also comfort and reassure their kids, despite their own existential concerns. Unachievable demands, especially for single parents.

A Crisis Playbook for Family Businesses

The preliminary results of a survey we launched indicate that nearly 90% have seen some negative impact on their business. Some are fighting to stay alive or deal with a major decline in revenue. Others are dealing with greater demand and stressed supply chains. Most are feeling isolated as they make decisions that will shape their future.

Coronavirus presents new challenges to families

“Since this pandemic has started every conversation starts with ‘what’s your new normal? What does that look like?’ and there are lots of new challenges with the new normal,” said Connie Schnoes, supervising psychologist with Boys Town.