Manchester's Childhood Trauma Response Program Attracts International Interest [nhpr.org]

Alissa Copeland 4/3/177:30 PM

A delegation of law enforcement and public health workers from Wales visited the Manchester Police Department Tuesday. They were there to learn about a city program that connects children who have experienced trauma with mental health services.

The program (ACERT) trains police officers in the effects of trauma on child development, and coordinates with social workers to help recruit affected families into trauma-therapy and other programs.

To read the article, click here.

ACERT stands for Adverse Childhood Experience Response Team. To learn more about ACERT - click here.

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