Cohort 2 applications for the TASIE Project Echo will be available June 7th. Selected practices will earn $15,000 stipend and personalized expert coaching for your practice, to name a few benefits!

We're hiring part-time, contracted program assistant to support our Trauma-Informed ACEs Screening and Intervention Evaluation (TAISE) project! See attached job description for details. $25/hour, 14 hours/week, contract ends 8/2024.

The Trauma-Informed ACEs Screening & Intervention Evaluation (TASIE) Demonstration Project ECHO Quality Improvement (QI) Program is an initiative of the Center for Youth Wellness: A Program of Safe and Sound and the New Jersey Chapter, American Academy of Pediatrics (NJAAP), with funding from HRSA. We are pleased to open applications for the TASIE Demonstration Project ECHO QI Program. Selected practices will participate in a 9-month Quality Improvement Project ECHO program and receive...

Applications for the Trauma-Informed Care ACEs Screening and Intervention Evaluation (TASIE) Demonstration Project are due next Friday, 10/8! Earn a $10,000 stipend + 25 MOC Part 4 Points + 13 CME/MOC Part 2 Points! More details at https://njaap.org/tasie/

Assembly member, Rebecca Bauer-Kahan, a Democrat from Orinda, has introduced Assembly Bill 988, also known as the Miles Hall Lifeline Act, to lay the groundwork for this desperately needed alternative to 911. If passed, the Miles Hall Lifeline Act will allow anyone in California who experiences severe mental health distress – or witnesses someone else in distress – to call one easy-to-remember phone number, 988, and get the appropriate help.