Virginia’s Trauma-Informed Community Networks (VA TICNs) are a multi-sector coalition of networks throughout the state focused on building resilience and preventing and mitigating the impact of trauma in their communities and creating a more trauma-informed and resilient culture in Virginia. VA TICNs work together with state partners to change practices, policies, and systems within their regions and at the state level. Greater Richmond SCAN convenes bi-monthly meetings of the VA TICNs, provides support and technical assistance to the 28 networks, and distributes a bi-weekly eNote with resources and events.
For more information, contact Virginia’s Trauma-Informed Community Networks Coordinator Melissa McGinn at mmcginn@grscan.com.
Click on the image below to download a printable full list of networks in Virginia.
Below is an interactive map of Virginia’s TICNs. You can zoom in and out to view where networks are located throughout the state.
Click on each blue icon to learn more about the network.
Thank you to FACT (Family & Children’s Trust Fund of Virginia) for their support of the VA TICNs
Building Resilient Communities Virtual Conference
The Building Resilient Communities Conference was held virtually on May 5, 2022 during the third annual Resilience Week Virginia. The free conference was sponsored and hosted by Greater Richmond SCAN with the support of Virginia’s Trauma-Informed Community Networks (VA TICNs). Read more about the workshops and speakers here and email ceure@grscan.com if you are interested in learning more!Resources for TICNs
Click the image above to view and download the document created by GRTICN coordinators Melissa McGinn and Lisa Wright.
Click the image above to view and download a presentation about the VA TICNs created by Charlotte Eure based on survey results collected in June 2021.
View additional resources for TICNs including resources on equity, diversity, and inclusion; information for trauma-informed organizations; self-care strategies; and more.