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Introducing Youth Mental Health First Aid (YMHFA): Introducing Youth Mental Health First Aid (YMHFA): Join us this June and learn how you can be there for the young people in your life! YMHFA is a training program designed for adults to help them identify, understand, and respond to signs of mental health and substance use challenges in youth ages 12-18. The course covers common mental health conditions, substance use issues, how to support youth in crisis, and ways to connect them to appropriate health. Two options are available: morning or evening sessions to accommodate different schedules. Morning Trainings: Monday, June 2nd, 9am–12:30pm Wednesday, June 4th, 9am–12pm. Evening Trainings: Tuesday, June 3rd, 5–8:30pm Thursday, June 5th, 5–8pm. REGISTRATION: traumaresponsivemonadnock.org/resources/ > CLICK ON "Mental Health Awareness Month" Participants must attend both days of either the morning or evening training session. #mentalhealth #monadnockregion
Take Action: What You Can Do to Help At Trauma Re Take Action: What You Can Do to Help At Trauma Responsive Monadnock we believe that preventing child abuse requires collective effort. Here’s how individuals and communities can make a difference: ✔ Recognize the signs: If you suspect a child is being abused, don’t ignore the warning signs. Trust your instincts and take action. ✔ Report abuse: Know where to report concerns and find information about who to contact: NH DHHS, Granite State Children’s Alliance, Monadnock Center for Violence Prevention are all resources to educate and act ✔ Support families: Many cases of neglect stem from a lack of resources or parental stress. Offering support to struggling families can prevent abuse before it starts. ✔ Advocate for policy change: Stronger child protection laws, better access to mental health services, and community education programs all play a role in preventing child abuse. #ChildAbuseAwarenessMonth #childabuseawareness #childabuseawarenessmonth💙 #childabuseawarenessmonth
April may be Child Abuse Prevention Month, but chi April may be Child Abuse Prevention Month, but child abuse is not just an “April” issue. It’s an everyday responsibility we have to ensure every child grows up in the safe, nurturing, and harm-free environment they deserve. By staying informed, supporting those in need, and advocating for change, we can all contribute to a world where children are protected and able to thrive. If you or someone you know needs help, here are some resources: ✔ New Hampshire Child Protective Services: Working to prevent abuse and neglect while preserving families ✔ National Child Abuse Hotline: Confidential guidance and support ✔ Local support and advocacy organizations: Monadnock Center for Violence Prevention @mcvpcrisisprevention and Granite State Children’s Alliance Together, we can break the cycle of abuse and create a brighter future for all children. #childabuse #childabuseawareness #childabuseawareness😭 #ChildAbuseAwarenessMonth #childabuseawarenessmonth
April is Child Abuse Prevention Month, a time to b April is Child Abuse Prevention Month, a time to bring awareness to an issue that affects far too many children. Harming families, individuals, and our community, any and all abuse and mistreatment of children is too much abuse. It’s an opportunity for communities to step up, educate themselves, and take action to protect the most vulnerable among us. We must work together to create environments where children are safe, supported, and able to thrive. Read how to take action and be informed in our latest blog: traumaresponsivemonadnock.org #traumainformed #monadnockregionnh #traumainformedcare #trauma
As we celebrate the achievements, resilience, and As we celebrate the achievements, resilience, and contributions of women across history and the present day this month, let’s also consider ways in which we can support women and stand in solidarity as we navigate the shifting landscapes together. These are tangible actions that together, we can begin to take right away. 1. Support women-owned businesses and organizations 2. Amplify the voices of marginalized women 3. Stay educated and informed 4. Be the change in your workplace and community It begins with every individual coming together to uplift and empower women. Learn more about these actions on our latest blog (link in bio) #womenrights #monadnockregionnh #womenrights #womenrightsmatter #womenrightsinislam #womenrightsactivist #womanrights #womanmonth #womenmonth
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Trauma Responsive Monadnock is an informal organization serving the 33 towns of the Greater Monadnock Public Health Network in order to create trauma-informed communities and individuals.

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