Reply to "Long term funding success of community trauma informed initiative"

We had success in South Carolina through a few collaborative / community based partnerships. First, our local United Way created a behavioral health task force in about 2012 that included 40+ public-private partnerships. Second, for various efforts like the community-wide Resilient Schools / Compassionate Schools programs, funding from Duke Endowment and insurance / wellness providers supported the effort, along with private donations and partnerships. We brought sustainability to the initiatives by building a technology platform called Sharpen which provides evidence-based, trauma-informed solutions to target audiences, such as first responders, parents, educators, etc.

I'm happy to share more and strategize research or other collaborations, that could help. rfarrell@sharpenminds.com.

12/10/2010:26 AM

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