Resiliency in the Valley will be at the Hemet City Council Meeting on Tuesday, May 10th at 7:00pm

During our allowed time we will share:

• What is Resiliency in the Valley

• Number Story Campaign topic for May: What are ACEs

For City Council Meeting information including zoom link click here

This presentation is part of the 4 part series of the Number Story Campaign that will take place from May through August 2022. More Information below:

Join Resiliency in the Valley for a 4 part series as we explore the topic of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES) through the ACE Resource Network Number Story Campaign.

Given the proper tools & support we can overcome challenges.

PART 1 MAY:  Number Story- What Are Aces

PART 2 JUNE:  Why should I Care About My Number Story

PART 3 JULY: Explore Your Number

PART 4 AUGUST: Take Action - Healing & Prevention

Click Link below to access our event calendar for upcoming presentations online & in person.

https://www.pacesconnection.co...e-valley-ca/calendar

The story of your number is the story of your ACE history.

ACEs are Adverse Childhood Experiences. Our ACE history counts experiences of abuse, neglect and household challenges that happened to us as children. But that number does not define us. It is simply an entry point to our own personal story. Where it leads is up to you. Learn more at https://numberstory.org/

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Resiliency in the Valley

Vision: Having a trauma aware and sensitive community equipped to break the cycle of Adverse Child and Community Experiences.

Mission: Resiliency in the valley encourages empathy and connection among residents as a gateway for positive change.  Transforming the narrative from, "What's Wrong with you?" to "What's Happened to you?"  Bridging the gap between those that can help and those that need help by creating a more trauma aware and sensitive community through education and equipping individuals with the resources necessary to overcome trauma.