Today for our Wednesday Conversation at noon we will be with Annette Ward, coordinator of the ASU IPC/Social Work Care Collaborative. This is a fairly new program that provides supports and services ranging from counseling to case management to education and awareness of trauma impacts for individuals, families, ASU students, and the community free of charge. We will talk with Annette about how they support people with lived experiences of trauma and other challenges, all of their many programs and services, how to refer, how they help people build resilience, and how they stay well.
Hope to see you there.
Hope to see you there.
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Join Zoom Meeting https://zoom.us/j/93894662207?pwd=Wjc3eU9SL3JMOXJpQSs5UkxYaUd3UT09Passcode: 440689
Upcoming topics and previously recorded Wednesday Conversations can be found here:
www.wataugacci.org
Vision: Our vision is for Watauga County to be a relationship-driven, thriving, and resilient community that is knowledgeable, inspired and empowered to promote well-being, prevent harm, and heal from adversity, and is actively addressing systemic injustices and historical trauma in all of its forms.
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