Resources
Bring help and hope to those suffering with a compassionate team providing the collaborative resources you need.
For Parents and Caregivers
Tips for Young Parents
Coping during Coronavirus pandemic
"Parenting can be the source of great joy — and great stress. During times of crisis, this stress can be heightened. In this period of social spacing and increased concern about contracting the coronavirus (the virus that causes COVID-19) there are resources to help minimize the stress and bring some semblance of normalcy to life."
The Annie E. Casey Foundation
Training Opportunities
Throughout the nation, people are talking about the Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) Study because study findings reveal this is the largest public health discovery of our time. In any great public health discovery the most important actions are to share the findings and to promote changes without ourself and our spheres of influence.
We encourage you to reach out to us for tailored sessions to learn more about this ground-breaking science. For more information email ThriveAces@nvcf.org
The ACE Interface Train the Master Trainer Program is designed to support rapid dissemination of ACE and resilience science, and promote understanding and application of the science to improve health and wellbeing across the lifespan. More than 30 local community members have been trained as ACE Interface Master Trainer/Coaches and are committed to sharing this science within our community. ACE Interface Master Trainer/Coaches have a vital role in sparking a new social movement – one with the power to transform the future of the public’s health.
In partnership with the Training Center at Butte College we are excited to offer the Community Resilience Model training (CRM). The Community Resiliency Model (CRM)®—is designed to help individuals understand the biology of traumatic stress reactions and learn specific skills to return the body, mind and spirit back to balance after experiencing traumatic events. These skills help to restore the hope that many people lose after natural and human-made disasters.
