Resources & Trainings

• To be family-driven and youth-guided with the strengths and needs of the child/youth/young adult and family determining the types of services and supports provided.
• To be community-based with the primary services as well as the system management resting within a supportive, adaptive infrastructure of structures, processes, and relationships at the community level.
• To be culturally and linguistically competent with agencies, programs, and services that reflect the cultural, racial, ethnic, and linguistic differences of the populations they serve in order to help people access and use the correct services and supports and to remove inequalities in care.

The TTAC is committed to providing quality technical assistance in a variety of forms, depending on need, including:

• Training – provided by a content expert from the TA Network to a group of individuals who would like to increase their knowledge about a specific topic
• Consultation – provided by a content expert from the TA Network to a group of individuals or organizations/agencies who would like one-on-one, targeted support around a specific need or problem (e.g. implementing trauma-informed care)
• Resources and Materials –an extensive compilation of behavioral health resources, accessible for free on our website or by request.