Building Resilience

Resilient Schools Learning Circle:  
Designing Trauma Informed Spaces for Youth 
to Optimize Social Emotional Learning 
Student trauma often results in a complex array of social, emotional, and behavioral challenges in the classroom. Fairfield students are no exception.  A large contingent of caring teachers, counselors, psychologists and administrators attended a two day training learning to minimize the effects of trauma on youth and inspire healing, resilience and hope. Staff learned the neuroscience of trauma and practical hands-on interventions to help them build a more resilient classroom.  Their learning will continue over the next 5 weeks in small group lessons.  

FPC awarded Foundation's 
Sustainability Grant 
Fairfield Community Foundation and Community Development Professionals(CDP) partnered to offer Fairfield Prevention Coalition one year of executive training designed to develop sustainable coalition infrastructure and prime the group for long-term success.

Dear Community Member, 
            On behalf of the City of Hamilton Youth Commission, you are invited to the annual Mallory K. Naab Youth Forum.  This annual event is a chance for youth to share our reflections and vision for the community with civic leaders like yourself. 
The Youth Commission will present a review of their work on this year's theme, teen mental health, then invite youth and adults to network and engage each other on various topics centering our community response to mental health. 
As an influential adult in our community, we invite you to join us May 2nd, 2019 from 6 pm - 7: 30 pm at the Butler County Educational Service Center
Please register using the following link by April 29th so that they can have a total for dinner. 

RSVP

Please join us for the next Coalition meeting!
We will have featured guests to add to our discussion of building resilience
April 23, 2019   3:30-5pm
Fairfield Lane Library Community Room

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