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SUPPORTIVE SERVICES

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"It's All About the 
Support!"

Transformation Nation Inc.,  is a resource hub that connects youth ages 0-17, affected by trauma and their families to needed supports.

We do this by: 

 

  • Fundraising to assist affected youth and their families with tangible items and financial supports as a result of a traumatic event.

  • Partnering with other community organizations to refer youth & families in need of mental health therapy and other emotional supports.

  • Our partnership with the Maryland Food Bank, to provide nonperishable food  items onsite at our office Monday’s 2 to5pm; Tuesday &Thursday 9:30am to 12pm.

  • Providing connections/referrals to other community resources/services needed for housing, food assistance, utilities, furniture and household supplies.

  • Hosting a variety of trauma informed workshops and groups for youth ages 6 to 13;  onsite at our program, “The Healing Suites.”

 

  • By advocating and partnering with other organizations to promote a trauma informed approach to care for all. 

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COMMUNITY OUTREACH

AND ADVOCACY

Our community outreach involves partnering with community agencies to gain the needed supports for our participants.

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WORKSHOPS

Would you like to host a workshop for our youth programming?

 

Click the link and complete the registration form. 

Did you know:

  • About 10.5 million children worldwide experienced COVID-19–associated loss of parents and caregivers.

  • In Baltimore, 42% of adults have experienced three or more ACEs, compared to 24% Statewide.

 

 

Traumatic events for children include:

•Psychological, physical, or sexual abuse,

•Community or school violence

•Witnessing or experiencing domestic violence

•National disasters, world disasters (Covid-19); or terrorism

•Commercial sexual exploitation

•Sudden or violent loss of a loved one

•Refugee or war experiences

•Military family-related stressors (e.g., deployment, parental loss, or injury)

•Neglect

•Serious accidents or life-threatening illness

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