Trauma Informed Care in the West Philadelphia Promise Zone
by Abbie McGee
1. Local Media: Low Stakes- High Power
2. Schools (in Phila. school district): Medium Stakes- Medium Power
2.1. "cradle to career" health/wellness promotion
3. Faith-based organizations: Medium Stakes- Medium Power
3.1. religious leaders (AKA community leaders)
4. Community members: High Stakes- Medium Power
4.1. women and children- primary intervention targets
4.2. other family members
4.3. friends/neighbors/community leaders
5. Places/Entities for Advocacy: High Stakes- Medium Power
5.1. recreation centers
5.2. libraries
5.3. People's Emergency Center
6. Universities: Low Stakes- Medium Power
6.1. Drexel
6.2. Penn
6.2.1. Public health classes (like ours!)
7. Researchers: Medium Stakes- Medium Power
8. Federal Goverment: High Stakes- Medium Power
8.1. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration six key principles of a trauma-informed approach
8.2. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development Promise Zone Initiative and funding
9. Healthcare Providers: Low Stakes- Medium Power
9.1. screening
9.2. treatment and recovery
10. City Government: High Stakes- Medium Power
10.1. child welfare programs
10.2. shelters/food programs
11. Philadelphia Department of Public Health: High Stakes- High Power
12. Healthcare Systems: Medium Stakes- High Power
13. Behavioral Health Committee, Philadelphia Promise Zone: High Stakes-Medium Power
13.1. Greater Philadelphia Health Action, Inc. (Kevin)
13.2. Wordsworth (Stephanie)
14. Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual disAbility Services (DBHIDS): High Stakes - High Power
15. Phila./PA/US Taxpayers: Medium Stake-Low Power
