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Building Trauma Informed Communities
Building Trauma-informed Communities
Trauma and toxic stress occur in the context of families and communities. Families, service providers and community leaders can work together to address the impact of trauma and toxic stress and, more importantly, to reduce conditions that lead to trauma and toxic stress.
This section provides information about community-wide efforts in Michigan and across the country that are focused on addressing trauma and enhancing well-being for children.
Information about community-based resilience building strategies
Community-Based Trauma Initiatives in Michigan
A summary of community-based trauma initiatives in Michigan and across the country, provided by Michigan Department of Health and Human Services.
Community Resilience Cookbook-Essential Ingredients
Working Toward Well-Being: Community Approaches to Toxic Stress
An issue brief from the Early Childhood-LINC Learning Lab. Click on Resources & Publications.