A System of Care is a coordinated partnership and collaborative network of those who live and serve in a community, banding together and striving to improve health and well-being for all adults and children, locally, in Hamilton County. It is designed to provide guided support through collaborative tools and resources with the goal of improving the health and happiness of our community.
Stronger Veterans, Stronger Communities impacts the lives of Hamilton County veterans by working collaboratively to leverage all resources - local/state/federal - in the fight to help all veterans find meaning and value in their lives here at home.
The Early Childhood Initiative puts focus on the mental and developmental health of our youngest Hamilton County residents.
C.H.A.T.S. connects local businesses to local experts in crisis response and de-escalation in efforts to build community de-escalation spaces. C.H.A.T.S. is a reflection of what is already built in our county and provides room for exploring difficult situations and resources.
Indiana Primary Care Trauma-Informed Learning Collaborative is a state-wide collaborative led by the Indiana Department of Health. The Hamilton County Team is the first System of Care Team to be a part of the Learning Collaborative.
The LGBTQ+ Cultural Comprehension training was created through collaborative partnerships with expert and lived experience voice and provides trainees with open communication and discussion about language, culture, and inclusion.
Adverse Childhood Experiences are those things that happened to us as our brain was developing, under the age of 18. The child may not remember, but the body remembers. But ACEs aren’t destiny.
Trauma is NOT the event itself. Trauma happens when an event overwhelms a person’s ability to cope. And trauma-sensitive is an approach that providers can use to reduce risk of retraumatization without even having to know the exact traumas someone has experienced.
QPR stands for Question Persuade Refer - 3 steps anyone can learn to help save a life from suicide.
The Resource Blog provided through HHC:SOC keeps Hamilton County connected to one another as well as informed on the happenings around the county.
Stronger Veterans, Stronger Communities impacts the lives of Hamilton County veterans by working collaboratively to leverage all resources - local/state/federal - in the fight to help all veterans find meaning and value in their lives here at home.
The Early Childhood Initiative puts focus on the mental and developmental health of our youngest Hamilton County residents.
C.H.A.T.S. connects local businesses to local experts in crisis response and de-escalation in efforts to build community de-escalation spaces. C.H.A.T.S. is a reflection of what is already built in our county and provides room for exploring difficult situations and resources.
Indiana Primary Care Trauma-Informed Learning Collaborative is a state-wide collaborative led by the Indiana Department of Health. The Hamilton County Team is the first System of Care Team to be a part of the Learning Collaborative.
The LGBTQ+ Cultural Comprehension training was created through collaborative partnerships with expert and lived experience voice and provides trainees with open communication and discussion about language, culture, and inclusion.
Adverse Childhood Experiences are those things that happened to us as our brain was developing, under the age of 18. The child may not remember, but the body remembers. But ACEs aren’t destiny.
Trauma is NOT the event itself. Trauma happens when an event overwhelms a person’s ability to cope. And trauma-sensitive is an approach that providers can use to reduce risk of retraumatization without even having to know the exact traumas someone has experienced.
QPR stands for Question Persuade Refer - 3 steps anyone can learn to help save a life from suicide.
The Resource Blog provided through HHC:SOC keeps Hamilton County connected to one another as well as informed on the happenings around the county.
In Immediate Crisis? Call 911 for immediate danger. For mental health or substance use-related crisis call 988. Contact Aspire Indiana Mobile Crisis by calling 1-800-560-4038.
