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child serious mental conditions, including post-develop-traumatic stress, because of the Corona Virus-a pandemic, a charity has warned.

a disadvantage, leaving Children extremely vulnerable.

as well As the fear for your loved ones, health, many Children are facing social isolation and hunger.

lack of Internet Access , the setting of disadvantaged Children is Back .

With many of the classrooms still closed, locked, the Children will not be able to have Access to The Internet At Home , effectively Shut Out of the online lessons. Teachers warn that it will lead to entrenched inequalities between them and classmates from more affluent families.

Children in this position are also not able to Access online therapy or other medical appointments that you need.

A lack of contact with teachers and GPs, are trained to spot The Signs of abuse and neglect leaves Children who experience abuse At Home hidden and in danger.

Laurence Guinness, chief executive of the Childhood trust, told Bbc News many Children to experience the it had spoken, "living nightmares" about the coronavirus and Death - a possible side effect of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

The Kids were particularly toll affected by the global Death , He Said , had alarmed her parents and friends would die of coronavirus.

"The Rising Death toll is reported and Every Day - these kids have all seen, and internalized," He Said .

The Report also quotes Dr Maria Loades, Clinical Psychologist at the University of Bath, namely, lockdown measures are the increase "is probably The Risk of depression and probably anxiety, as well as possible post-traumatic stress".

Galiema Amien-Cloete, a primary school headmistress in London, told The Bbc she had also seen how the parents transferred the fears around the Corona-Virus "to their Children ".

For Children , she added, The Loss of the routine that experienced the contact With Friends and regular training, "like a bereavement".

Children in households with low incomes are likely to also develop anxiety if a parent or both parents is an important worker - hundreds of thousands of whom earn below The Living wage Foundation's recommended living wage, The fear is not only because of the food shortages and poverty, but also because their parents are in high-risk occupations.

A primary-school-age girls from London, in The Report quoted, said she feels "scared, because my mum works for the NHS, and I don't know if you are going to catch it or not." Another girl said that every time her mother left The House to go to work, she thought, "mom will not die, she comes Back ".

The Trust , working with over 200 charities, also spoke to the Children , with existing histories of Mental Health problems, to find out if you were able to Access the support They need. Of the 2,000 Children with Mental Health conditions, the language-it, 83% said that the Corona Virus had made outbreak, the their Mental Health worse.

Under lockdown, community centres and self-help groups, which have adapted by offering their services online. However, these are not accessible to Children , without Access to The Internet - for example, those who are homeless and living in shelters or in overcrowded housing without a wide band.

are connected to These inequalities. Children from black and other ethnic minorities are, with the help of Access to Mental Health harder. At the same time, their parents are more likely to become seriously ill and die of the coronavirus, so that trauma in Children is more likely.

Mr. Guinness told The Bbc that Children with special educational needs are affected need be particularly difficult. For people with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), for example, The Loss of the tutoring and their routines set catastrophic "may" have been. Some parents said that their Children 's development slipped Back To more than a year.

the victims of Child Abuse and the Sexual Exploitation of Children are also particularly vulnerable under lockdown, The Report said. The former interior Minister Sajid Javid warned of a "surge" in cases of Child Abuse .

The Childhood trust also points to 21% increase in the sale of alcohol during the blocking period, and cited a statistic that say there are 2. 6 million Children Live With a parent drinking, risky, and 705,000 Live With a dependent drinker.

"Children and Young People to care for the members of the family with drug abuse and/or alcohol problems may find that their physical and Mental Health , relationships, and educational success much more burdened than before the Covid-19 restrictions," The Report said. This is mainly because of the lack of contact with teachers and health professionals, are trained in The Signs of abuse.

head of the school, Ms Amien-Cloete told The Bbc she believes that this theme is still on this whole generation of Children to the coronavirus crisis is over.

"people always say, 'if the coronavirus is over'," She Said . "But there is no" when this is over'.

"I think we need to be aware that this is not for a long time, because we need to be finished, with the effects on the Children . It's like Grief - you say you come never more to someone, you just learn to Live With it. We should not think everything will go Back To normal, if it is not more cases. "

Source of news: bbc.com