The Foster Parent Resource Guide TST-FC: A Trauma-Informed Caregiving Approach This TST-FC guide helps foster parents support children affected by trauma with tips, tools and strategies to promote healing and continued learning. Read More
Survey and Feedback Materials for TST-FC This document includes surveys to assess learning from TST-FC training, plus a feedback form for facilitators on what worked and what didn’t. Read More
Managing Emotions Guide The Managing Emotions Guide offers three short pages of simple questions to help children understand and manage their emotions. Read More
Implementing Trauma Systems Therapy for Foster Care (TST-FC) A Guide for Child Welfare Agencies The TST-FC training helps foster parents support healing. This guide offers tools, tips and posters for agencies adding it to their in-service trainings. Read More
Facilitator Preparation and Planning for TST-FC This facilitator guide for TST-FC offers tips on scheduling, preparing and delivering the four-part trauma training curriculum. Read More
Funding to Help Children and Parents Succeed This brief shares the funding sources and strategies of six organizations and partnerships pursuing two-generation approaches. Read More
Advancing SFA This toolkit offers policy tips to help jurisdictions implement the Strengthening Families Act’s normalcy provisions effectively. Learn more. Read More
Evidence2Success in Providence Using Programs That Work Providence was the first to adopt Evidence2Success in 2012. This report revisits its rollout and shares key lessons learned by local leaders. Read More
Beyond Bars Keeping Young People Safe at Home and Out of Youth Prisons This report outlines how to replace youth prisons with community-based services that hold kids accountable and build on their strengths and belonging. Read More
Serving Immigrant Families Through Two-Generation Programs Identifying Family Needs and Responsive Program Approaches This report explores how 11 programs support immigrant parents with young kids and what’s needed to better serve this growing, vulnerable group. Read More
