Here you will find helpful information about our work, including efforts at building community resilience, parenting tips, highlights of efforts in the south coast communities to promote well-being, announcements of upcoming events, and links to resources. Email us if you’d like to become involved in South Coast Together.
This guide is a tool for parents and caregivers to learn a little about the developing brain. It offers tips and practical approaches to all families to be successful.
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Help that Helps: Tips for parenting adults to learn about brain science and how it can help families thrive
We offer free trainings to the community. There may be nominal charges for mileage or copies depending upon the needs of your group. Trainings can be customized to meet your needs and time allocation – from a short overview of 30-45 minutes to longer presentations and workshops.
Renee Menkens, Community
Mellissah Hendrickson, Advanced Health
Britany Sadler, SCESD
Ashley McGehee, SCESD
Sam Baugh, Advanced Health
Dale Hodges, Community Partner
Starla Paris, ODHS
Pamela Huntley, Advanced Health
Max Murphy, Youth Era
Bonnie Ell, ODHS
Gordon Clay, RUOK
Lisa De Salvio, CBSD
Kerri Fox, ODHS
Help that Helps Curriculum Annual License Agency/Organization Access
You may purchase an annual license to use the Help that Helps powerpoint and speaking notes and have access to the Help that Help guidebook for your agency or organization use. Access rights cost $1200 annually. Please see the Help That Helps curriculum license agreement for more details.
A community collaborative focused on fostering resilience in Coos and Curry counties. Its goals are to engage community members as agents of change in preventing the accumulation of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and to build resilience in children, adolescents, and families.
This effort came from the desire to get to the root cause of poor population health outcomes in our community. Trainings about the ACEs Study & Trauma-informed care in the Rogue Valley & Curry County spurred requests from Advanced Health members, providers, local clinics, early learning partners, and schools.
SCT provides no-cost trainings and workshops to citizens and professionals regarding Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), the impact of adversity across the lifespan, self-regulation and resilience. It facilitates activities to engage members of the community in working together to address community challenges, including Family Cafes, film showings, and community conversations.
Future Goals:
