The April issue of the Healthy Communities Newsletter contains information and links about COVID-19. Need resources for kids and families, links to basic resources, help with self-regulation? It’s all available here.
Read MoreThe March issue of the Healthy Communities Newsletter is packed with information about the ACEs Action Alliance, Faith-Based Coffee, Trauma-Informed Schools, and Safe Kids Clark County. All available here.
Read MoreCheck out the February issue of the Healthy Communities Newsletter for information on the ACEs Action Alliance, Faith-Based Coffee, Trauma-Informed Schools, and Safe Kids Clark County. All available here.
Read MoreIt’s a whole new year! Check out the Healthy Communities Newsletter for all the scoop on the ACEs Action Alliance, Faith-Based Coffee, Trauma-Informed Schools, and Safe Kids Clark County. All available here.
Read MoreCheck out the December Healthy Communities Newsletter for all the scoop on the ACEs Action Alliance, Faith-Based Coffee, Trauma-Informed Schools, and Safe Kids Clark County. All available here.
Read MoreRead all the news about the ACEs Action Alliance, Faith-Based Coffee, Trauma-Informed Schools, and Safe Kids Clark County. All available here.
Read MoreOctober meeting dates and news from Clark County Public Health, Faith-Based Coffee, ACEs Action Alliance, Trauma-Informed Schools, and Safe Kids Clark County. All available here.
Read MoreGet the latest resources, meeting dates and news from Clark County Public Health, Faith-Based Coffee, ACEs Action Alliance, Trauma-Informed Schools, and Safe Kids Clark County. All available here.
Read MoreLeadership skills, an opportunity to serve, and community inclusion all support resilience. Becoming a youth volunteer with Clark County STASHA is a great opportunity for youth to experience all three. STASHA (stay-shuh) stands for Strong Teens Against Substance Hazards & Abuse. STASHA is a nonjudgmental group of young people representing youth voice and ideas in […]
Read MoreLast year, the ACEs Action Alliance hosted a discussion about the stress that immigrant families and children experience as newcomers to our country and our community. The perception of not being welcome in a community was identified as something the Alliance could help to address. As a small step, the ACEs Alliance worked with Clark County […]
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