Community-Based Support & Resilience
Focuses on strategies for building community capacity, fostering collective resilience, and providing localized support systems for mental health and trauma recovery.
Viral Moments
30
Unbelievable CEO story!
Comprehensive care for all
Rwanda's trauma-informed justice.
The power of community care
A family's silent struggle
Community builds resilience
Empowering communities for mental health
Shared learning, not isolation
Talk, alternative, purpose
Parents are the anchor!
Who cares for the carers?
True healing happens in community.
Why do some feel left behind?
Good intentions can cause harm
Beyond government: community accountability
You need a heart next to you
80% need different solutions
How to REALLY ask if someone's OK!
Map, Convene, Build
Students transforming communities!
Breaking down complex challenges
Most companies are unprepared
Win-win-win for all!
Society's 'return to normal' is a facade.
Untapped potential in religious leaders
Crisis is not a strategy.
New role for local workers!
Global solutions for local problems
A central hub for recovery
Tailored support for everyone
Key Quotes
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“We believe that the community is an anchor for healing from trauma, and these processes are built when people don't isolate themselves and are together with those who went through what you went through.”
“There are wonderful people in public systems – in health, welfare, rehabilitation – who, despite difficult conditions and burnout, remain and are the true activist bureaucrats.”
“Stop pretending that calm water means safety. Rip currents are invisible until it's too late. If you are a funder, support coordination, not just services.”
“We don't fix trauma. We provide the regulated field in which it can resolve.”
“The mental state of the parent is the best predictor for the mental state of the child.”
“We need to understand that people are intelligent. They are capable of understanding complexity. Our aspiration is for people to be able to reasonably self-diagnose.”
“If we, as a society, take a few years of massive effort to help them get back on their feet, they are the engine that drives us. If we know how to do that, we will all benefit.”
“We believe that if we strengthen the circles surrounding children and youth, we can provide them with tailored solutions.”
“We don't have to frame it as trauma. We can frame it as something else or something like let's help the mental.”
Chapters
94
Articles
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The Nova Tribe Community Foundation is at the forefront of an unprecedented rehabilitation effort, transforming a community forged in tragedy into a beacon of hope and healing. As survivors grapple with the aftermath of the Nova festival massacre, the foundation identifies a critical 'golden time' for intervention and support.
A recent conference session on rehabilitation and reintegration brought to light critical deficiencies in the current approach to long-term recovery for trauma survivors, emphasizing the urgent need for a holistic, integrated system.
One year after its inception, the Collective organization presented a stark, yet hopeful, review of Israel's mental health landscape, highlighting a fragmented system grappling with an unprecedented surge in trauma and a critical shortage of resources, while simultaneously unveiling a strategic blueprint for national healing.
In a world grappling with unprecedented mental health challenges and widespread trauma, particularly in post-conflict regions, innovative and often unconventional approaches are emerging as vital components of healing. This session showcased three pioneering initiatives that are redefining resilience, emphasizing human connection, and demanding systemic recognition for their profound impact.
A recent panel of leading mental health and child development experts convened to shed light on the escalating mental health crisis affecting children and teens, revealing a landscape where silent struggles manifest in unexpected ways, from regressive behaviors in toddlers to dangerous substance abuse among adolescents.
A recent panel discussion illuminated the critical shift in Israel's mental health strategy, moving beyond traditional treatment to embrace psychoeducation and public awareness as foundational pillars for societal resilience.
While the immediate intensity of the conflict may ebb and flow, the profound mental health crisis among Israel's reservists and their families is just beginning. A recent panel discussion illuminated the staggering long-term costs of prolonged service, revealing a societal challenge that demands urgent, comprehensive attention.
In a landscape where mental health needs are escalating, particularly in vulnerable communities, a recent conference showcase highlighted the transformative power of multi-sectoral partnerships in building local capacity and delivering innovative solutions.
A recent roundtable discussion has set the stage for a transformative approach to mental health and trauma support within Arab-Israeli communities, challenging existing norms and proposing actionable solutions.
Sessions
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