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🌟Attention all Community Health Workers!🌟 The Center for Well-Being (@nc_centerforwellbeing) holds monthly meetings for CHWs! The Community Health Worker (CHW) Network Meeting is a forum for CHWs to connect, collaborate, and support each other. Ea
Join Hanna Institute’s next round of virtual training series to build your knowledge of the impact of trauma, early adversity, and stress on individuals, communities, and systems. Learn more: https://web.cvent.com/event/748b66c3-6878-4efa-b1e0
CAP Sonoma is hiring a Resource Connection Network coordinator! This position works collaboratively with Sonoma Connect | Sonoma Unidos and supports our work. Please visit https://recruiting.paylocity.com/Recruiting/Jobs/Details/2372992 for more info
Our March newsletter is now available: https://conta.cc/3T1Z0vF Nuestro boletín de marzo ya está disponible: https://conta.cc/434iEvR
Trauma Responsive Sonoma: A Strong Sonoma Starts With You! In this FREE 4-part training series designed by Hanna Institute, and in collaboration with Sonoma Connect | Sonoma Unidos, you will learn how to mitigate the impacts of trauma for yourself a
[English translation below] Vota por Tu Salud Town Hall, este sábado 2 de marzo a las 6pm. Discurso de apertura del director ejecutivo de la Fundación Comunitaria del Condado de Sonoma, Oscar Chávez, y un panel de discusi&oacute
We’re spotlighting excerpts from an article by Stanford Social Innovation Review about how recognizing trauma in ourselves, other people, and the systems around us can open new pathways to solving social problems. To learn more visit: http://ti
Want to learn more about the work Sonoma Connect |Sonoma Unidos and community partners have been up to? You can read our 2023 Recap for infographics, story highlights, and the latest data. http://tinyurl.com/scsu23recap
Through ARPA funded partnership and collaboration with nonprofits already spearheading community-led, responsive mental health supports, Sonoma Connect is increasing access to healing centered resources in Sonoma County.