Sometimes the hardest part is knowing where to start. This page is a curated collection of free, trusted, external resources that families, teens, and children can explore right now.
These resources support curiosity, confidence, and early skill-building. They are designed to help children ages 7-12 explore learning in ways that feel engaging - not overwhelming.
A free learning platform covering math, reading, science, and more.
Why it’s helpful: Kids can move at their own pace and build confidence through mastery.
A hands-on learning platform with creative challenges in art, making, problem-solving, and technology.
Why it’s helpful: Encourages curiosity, creativity, and learning by doing.
An interactive science site created by NASA for younger learners.
Why it’s helpful: Makes complex systems like climate and space understandable and fun.
These resources help teens and young adults explore interests, career paths, and practical next steps - especially during periods of uncertainty or transition.
A career exploration tool that helps users identify interests and connect them to potential jobs.
Why it’s helpful: Great starting point for those who don’t know what direction to take yet.
A career exploration platform built around real people and real career paths.
Why it’s helpful: Normalizes non-linear journeys and reduces pressure to “have it all figured out.”
A hub for free and low-cost job training, certificate programs, and skill-building opportunities.
Why it’s helpful: Offers practical alternatives to traditional college pathways.
These resources support communication, emotional resilience, and healthy family systems - especially during times of stress or change.
A youth development organization focused on strengthening relationships and support systems.
Why it’s helpful: Provides practical tools grounded in decades of developmental research.
A trusted guide for families navigating technology, media, and digital life.
Why it’s helpful: Helps reduce conflict and build healthier boundaries around screens and content.
A resource hub for families navigating learning, attention, and executive-function challenges.
Why it’s helpful: Strength-based guidance that supports both kids and caregivers.
Mother Wolf Foundation shares these links for informational and educational purposes only. We are not affiliated with these organizations unless explicitly stated, and we do not control their content.
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