The CARE Movement offers training, tools, and technical assistance to organizations who want to become trauma-informed.  With funding through Snohomish County Human Services, organizations commit to embedding trauma-informed principles throughout agency operations. With over 100 organizations trained in trauma-informed care, we are building a movement where all children and families can receive services and support that empower them to be emotionally and physically healthy and resilient.  

Trauma-Informed Care is a strengths-based framework that is grounded in an understanding of and responsiveness to the impact of trauma. The framework emphasizes relationships, being curious, non-judgmental, and creating space for physical, psychological, and emotional safety for all. This paradigm shift builds and allows for opportunities to rebuild and maintain a sense of empowerment and resiliency. 

Where can I find trauma-informed care?

This map includes local schools and organization who have become certified or are working toward certification in the CARE Training of Trainers program funded by Snohomish County Human Services. The participants are considered Trauma Informed CARE Champions and are dedicated to building a equitable, restorative and resilient community. Many champions included on this map have multiple locations throughout Snohomish County, the region, and even nationally. Please contact the schools or organizations directly for more information about their locations and services.

How to Navigate this map

Start by selecting a table to explore the various schools and organizations who have been certified as a CARE site. More information can be obtained by clicking the thumbnail.

Note: There may be other schools and organization in the community that are implementing Trauma Informed CARE practices. This map only includes those who have an Agreement for participating in the CARE designation.