Current and Affiliated NCTSN Organizational Members

Below is a roster of organizational NCTSN members arranged by state. This list includes current grantees as well as affiliated members—former grantees who have maintained their ties to the Network. For each site the funding period(s) by Federal fiscal year, abstract, and contact information are listed. This roster will change as the funding status of these sites changes.

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To see a listing of individual affiliated professionals, click here.

Click here (PDF) for a complete listing of Network members by federal fiscal year. This listing includes current grantees, affiliates, and formerly funded sites that are no longer active in the Network.

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Youth Health Service, Inc., Strength Builders

 
Funding Period: 
[2005 - 2009]
Description: 
The Strength Builders program, developed by Youth Health Service, serves children and adolescents aged 2 to 17 who have experienced complex trauma and their families in the rural Appalachian highlands, where poverty and child maltreatment and other forms of trauma are prevalent. The program also improves community practices and collaborations for the care of traumatized children and adolescents. Increasing local expertise in trauma-focused outreach, diagnosis, and care with evidence-based interventions for children suffering from posttraumatic stress or traumatic grief, the program builds on the expertise, training, and resources available through the NCTSN to expand the reach of the Network into the rural areas of West Virginia.
Contact: 
Margy E. Burns
Phone: 
(304) 636-9450
Email: 
margy@youth-health.org
Web: 
http://www.youth-health.org

Youth Network Council of Chicago, Trauma-Informed Youth Services Initiative

 
Funding Period: 
[2012 - 2016 and 2009 - 2012]
Description: 
Youth Network Council (YNC) is the lead agency for the Trauma-Informed Youth Service Initiative (TIYSI). YNC is partnering with at least nine community-based service providers across the state and building capacity of 30 youth service providers. TIYSI will focus on three populations of youth aged 9–17: youth at high risk for involvement in the juvenile justice system, youth re-entering communities after incarceration, and youth in military families. Using the evidence-based therapeutic intervention Structured Psychotherapy for Adolescents Responding to Chronic Stress (SPARCS), TIYSI expects to serve approximately 1,050 youth during the four-year project period. YNC will also provide trauma-informed training and capacity-building services to the grassroots and community-based agencies that comprise the statewide youth service system.
Contact: 
Michelle Arnold
Phone: 
(312) 949-5636
Email: 
marnold@youthnetworkcouncil.org
Web: 
http://www.youthnetworkcouncil.org

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