TR - Become a Trauma Informed Community

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Examples of ACEs Coalitions

Resources for Preventing Trauma

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Toolkit/Resource	Type	Source	Description	Supplemental Materials
[File:http://www.wikispaces.com/i/mime/32/application/pdf.png traumancommunityviolence.pdf] traumancommunityviolence.pdf Details Download 2 MB Trauma & Community Violence in a Socio-Ecological Model	Powerpoint Presentation	San Diego County	AUDIENCE: Community members, teachers, or health professionals This presentation provides an excellent overview of trauma and how to build a trauma-informed community.

Examples of ACEs Coalitions

Toolkit/Resource	Type	Source	Description	Supplemental Materials
Central Minnesota ACEs Collaborative	Example of ACEs coalition	CrowWingEnergized	AUDIENCE: General Public and Potential ACEs coalition members/leaders Collaboration between three initiatives in the St. Cloud area, including the Children's Response Initiative, CentraCare Health's move to trauma informed care and the Stearns County Community Health's Improvement (CHIP) which identified lack of parenting skills and mental health as top community health issues to be addressed.

Resources for Preventing Trauma

Toolkit/Resource	Type	Source	Description	Supplemental Materials
Safe States Injury and Violence Prevention Toolkit [1]	Toolkit