Serving Columbia County

Supports to Families

A main focus of Columbia County Childhood Trauma Informed Network (CTIN), is helping families become stronger together through a variety of tactics, including:

  • Home visiting
  • Community outreach and partnerships
  • Funding opportunities with local organizations

There are five protective factors known to help reduce child abuse and neglect:

  • Knowledge of parenting and child development
  • Social connections
  • Parental resiliency
  • Concrete support in times of need
  • Social and emotional competence of children/nurturing and attachment

By providing information to parents, child care professionals and others who work with children, Columbia County CTIN helps build these protective factors in families with young children and build family strength and a family environment that promotes optimal child and youth development.

 

We believe in partnering with parents and caregivers and encourage leadership and collaboration in all our work.

Goal 1: Increase social and economic supports to address financial hardship and other conditions that put families at risk for ACEs

Goal 2: Increase safe, stable, nurturing relationships & environments for children and families

  • Percentage access to childcare
  • Percentage food insecurity
  • Percentage availability of transportation
  • Percentage improve social supports to allow parents to attend trainings and classes

Strengthen social and economic supports for families

  • Normalize and increase engagement in parenting education
  • Work with youth, families and communities to identify local problems and prioritize solutions

Advocate to increase awareness of childhood trauma/TIC

  • Educate and engage political representatives

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