Websites
Talking to Children About Cancer
This website is a great resource for kids who have to navigate a cancer diagnosis of a loved one. You can find lots of tips and education on talking to children about this difficult situation that may be hard for them to understand. Visit the WebsiteRead moreWeRNative Website
This website is a great resource for Native American Youth. It provides a multitude of information and material that can assist youth in all aspects of their life, including their mental health. Visit the WebsiteRead more
North Dakota Human Trafficking Task Force
This website is an amazing resource for the North Dakota Community. The North Dakota Human Trafficking Task Force (NDHTTF) is an ND collaborative team made up of law enforcement, prosecution, and service providers at federal, state, and local levels that respond to victims of sex and labor trafficking; providing comprehensive services, investigating traffickers and solicitors,Read more
stopbullying.gov
This website provides great resources for parents, caregivers, teachers, and mental health professionals who are looking for some more information about bullying. The website provides information about prevention of bullying, identification of bullying, ways to support and help children/teens become resilient after bullying and more. Visit the WebsiteRead more
NCSBY: National Center on the Sexual Behavior of Youth
Provides both caregiver and professional resources for healthier responses to and prevention of problematic sexual behavior of youth. Visit the WebsiteRead more
Evidence-Based Treatment Guide: California Evidence-Based Clearinghouse
Provides program overviews, essential components, program delivery, education and training, implementation information, peer-reviewed research, and developer contact information for evidence-based treatments. Visit the WebsiteRead moreResources for Child Welfare Professionals
Provides tools and materials for building skills and increasing knowledge about childhood trauma to help child welfare administrators, caseworkers, frontline staff, mental health personnel, and caregivers understand and respond to the needs of traumatized children. Visit the WebsiteRead moreResources for Health Care Providers
Provides tools and materials to help physicians, nurses, and other healthcare professionals understand and respond to the specific needs of traumatized children. Visit the WebsiteRead moreResources for Youth
Children who have experienced a traumatic event provide advice through tip sheets, guides, and videos on how other children who have experienced a traumatic event can make better sense of their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Visit the WebsiteRead more
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