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Save-the-Date: 4th Annual Bridges to Resilience Conference

Barbara Finch ·
Bridges to Resilience is a conference for anyone who works with children, youth and families, has an interest in the science of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), and has the goal of building a resilient and resourceful Santa Barbara County. This conference provides an opportunity to build capacity for higher levels of collaboration by giving educators, early care providers, social workers, probation officers, law enforcement, health and mental health professionals, resource families,...
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Community Spotlight: Children’s Resource and Referral of Santa Barbara County

Keilana Sugano ·
The Children’s Resource and Referral of Santa Barbara County has been a pillar in the community for over 50 years. The grassroots nonprofit organization began in 1971 as various childcare programs and family workshops offered throughout parks in Santa Barbara. Today, CRR works with an astounding 725 licensed and licensed-exempt child care sites! The organization is composed of dedicated leaders who steward the mission to develop strong and healthy families by providing education, care, and...
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Re: Community Spotlight: Children’s Resource and Referral of Santa Barbara County

Barbara Finch ·
Thank you CRR for supporting children, families and care providers in our county to help ensure that children have the best possible start in life!
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Register for the 7th Annual Bridges to Resilience Conference!

Terri Allison ·
Registration is open for Bridges to Resilience! The 2024 conference will take a deeper look at inclusion and belonging, pathways to healing, and strategies for disrupting adversity and preventing intergenerational trauma . We’re thrilled to return to an in-person format and will include simultaneous Spanish and Mixteco interpretation for select sessions. Attendees will include community leaders, community organizers, and community care providers from human services, healthcare, education,...
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