ACEs Action Alliance
The ACEs Action Alliance is a multi-sector collaborative of individuals, public and private organizations. We work together to promote a trauma-informed, resilient Clark County. We align local efforts by convening partners, assessing needs, raising awareness about the causes and impact of trauma and toxic stress, measuring progress, and promoting approaches that build individual, family and community resilience. We meet monthly and welcome new members. Please see the calendar for the date of our next meeting.
New article in June issue of Vancouver Family Magazine focuses on adversity and resilience and the ACEs Action Alliance
Thank you to Vancouver Family Magazine for raising awareness about ACEs by publishing “Adverse Childhood Experiences: Prevention and Resilience”, an article in the June 2019 issue on childhood adversity and the ACEs Action Alliance by author Brooke Strickland. Connect to the article here and read more!
Upcoming Events
SUMMER BREAK for Vancouver Faith-Based Coffee
There will be no meetings of Vancouver Faith-Based Coffee over the summer. See you again on Septembe...
July 25SUMMER BREAK for Evergreen Faith-Based Coffee
There will be no meetings of Evergreen Faith-Based Coffee over the summer. See you again on Septembe...
August 21SUMMER BREAK for Vancouver Faith-Based Coffee
There will be no meetings of Vancouver Faith-Based Coffee over the summer. See you again on Septembe...
August 22Trauma-Informed Schools Meeting
The ACEs Action Alliance Trauma-Informed Schools meeting is an opportunity for representatives from ...
September 12 @ 1:00 pm - 3:00 pmEvergreen Faith-Based Coffee
Evergreen Faith-Based Coffee is a monthly gathering at which representatives from schools, faith com...
September 18 @ 8:30 am - 10:30 am
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If you are raising a relative's child or children with Special Health or Behavioral Needs this workshop may be perfect for you and help in your unique journey.
The next six-week series starts in September. To register call Sandy Hayes at the Children's Home Society at 360-334-5578. **Note: this workshop is of Kinship families ONLY.**