Denmark Can Be Zero

08/08/2026

24/06/2026

Long Covid is a recognised disease impacting children and young people of all ages

We hear from families navigating symptoms that affect energy, sleep, concentration, and the everyday moments that are part of childhood.

Missing school trips.
Hanging out with friends.
Attending prom.
Completing exams.

Symptoms can fluctuate, and many are not always immediately visible from the outside — but they are real, and they can significantly impact quality of life.

For some children, symptoms can worsen after physical, mental, emotional, or social activity, affecting school, social connection, and daily life.

Families often tell us how isolating this experience can feel — especially when children feel left behind while trying to keep up with education, friendships, and everyday life.

🧡 If this sounds familiar, our support services are free and open to all families.

We offer supportive parent and caregiver sessions on a variety of topics, creating space for families to share experiences, ask questions, and feel less alone.

We also run Zoom hangouts led by young people with lived experience, helping children and young people connect with others who understand.

You can find support, information, and community here:
🔗 https://longcovidkids.org/support

24/06/2026

11/06/2026

School can be one of the biggest challenges for children living with Long COVID.

Kennedy Krieger Institute has developed a free Parent Roadmap to help families navigate accommodations, educational supports, attendance challenges, and communication with schools.

26/05/2026

05/05/2026

Living with Long COVID means your body stops playing by the rules you’ve known your whole life. Weakness, instability, and sudden loss of strength aren’t “just fatigue” or something you can push through, they’re the result of real, measurable damage happening at a physiological level.

For many patients, even basic tasks can trigger muscle failure, trembling, or collapse — and pushing through often makes things worse, not better.

Read the full article by Becky Ancira Robertson on our website: https://whn.global/why-long-covid-balance-problems-and-weakness-deserve-urgent-recognition/