Upcoming training to address impact of substance abuse on children [thetimestribune.com]

Rafael Maravilla(PACEs Connection Staff) 10/29/206:58 AM

By Angela Turner, The Times-Tribune, October 27, 2020

Employees at the Whitley County Health Department hope that a new training called Bounce will provide resources to better the community.

STAR Initiative Project Coordinator Kathleen Croley is working to promote an upcoming training that will help Whitley County build resilience, become more trauma informed and in the long run help citizens live healthier lives.

Whitley County Health Department Director Mary Rein said she doesn’t think the community can successfully address substance abuse in the community unless they also work to break the cycle by addressing its impact on children. This new Bounce training will do that.

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