The "OCD Awareness for Parents and Caregivers" program provides a comprehensive education on supporting children and adolescents with OCD. The course begins with an overview of OCD, its symptoms, and its impact on individuals and families. Participants will learn to identify OCD symptoms, differentiate them from typical behavior, and understand the challenges that families may face, including stigma and misconceptions. The program emphasizes evidence-based treatment options, including therapy and medication, and offers guidance on accessing mental health resources in the UK. Practical coping strategies are introduced to help parents and caregivers manage stress, improve communication, and maintain their own well-being. Additionally, the course provides actionable strategies for creating a supportive and understanding environment within families and communities. Specialized modules explore how OCD affects school and social settings, offering tools for advocating for accommodations and fostering resilience in children. Participants will also learn about long-term care planning, ensuring their loved ones receive consistent support as they transition into adulthood. The course concludes with self-reflection and goal-setting to encourage continued learning and connection with peer support networks.