Resources for Providers
Recommended Toolkits
- Trauma-Informed Organizational Toolkit (National Center for Family Homelessness)
- Standards of Practice for Trauma Informed Care (Trauma Informed Oregon)
- Organizational Self-Assessment: Adoption of Trauma-Informed Care Practice (National Council for Behavioral Health)
For Education
- Compassionate Schools: The Heart of Learning and Teaching (State of Washington, Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction)
- Trauma-Sensitive Schools (Trauma and Learning Policy Initiative)
For Health Care
- The Health Center (Walla Walla, WA)
- Washington School Based Health Alliance
For Early Childhood Education
- Trauma Smart (Crittenton Children's Center)
For Social Services
- NEAR@Home (Thrive Washington)
For Courts, Child Protective Services, Law Enforcement
- Safe Babies Court Teams (Zero to Three)
- Healing Invisible Wounds (Justice Policy Institute)
- Trauma and Resilience: A new look at legal advocacy for youth in the juvenile justice and child welfare systems (Juvenile Law Center)
For Behavioral Health
- SHARE Model (Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services)
Resources for Community Initiatives
Washington State ACEs Public-Private Initiative (APPI) Communities
The ACEs Public-Private Initiative (APPI) is a group of private, public, and community organizations in Washington State working together to reduce children’s exposure to trauma and the substantial social, emotional and physical tolls that may result.
- The Coalition of Children and Families of North Central WA
- Okanogan County Community Coalition
- Skagit County Child and Family Consortium
- Resilience Trumps ACEs (Walla Walla County Community Network/Children's Resilience Initiative)
- Whatcom Family and Community Network
More
- Community Resilience Cookbook (The Health Federation of Philadelphia)
- Roadmap to Resilience Toolkit (ACEs Connection Network)
ACEs Report on Pacific County
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In 2015 Masters of Public Health students from the University of Washington's Community-Oriented Public Health Practice (COPHP) compiled a report assessing Pacific County's capacity to implement trauma-informed care practices.
The report also provided resources and examples for organizations interested in pursing trauma-informed practices. |
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