Trauma Resolution Center Inc.

“The organization's board chair reviewed the form 990 along with a draft of the audited financial statements before the 990 was filed with the internal revenue service.”

“Anyone subject to the conflict of interest policy shall report the possible existence of a conflict of interest to the organization's president. In the event that the person in question is the president, said report shall be made to the next predecessor of the organization. A full disclosure of all facts pertaining to any transaction that is subject to any doubt concerning the possible existence of a conflict of interest shall be made to the president before consummating the transaction. A board member may not become involved in a transaction with the organization if there exists or appears to exist a conflict of interest, except with the consent of the president after full disclosure. Individuals who knowingly violate and/or refuse to abide by this policy may be subject to termination of their relationship with the organization.”

“The organization's board reviews and sets compensation. Compensation was determined based on performance, qualification and economic factors. The board will review the compensation scale at the end of the annual employment contracts based on similar positions in the immediate geographic are as well as those throughout the region.”

“The organization's board periodically reviews and sets compensation. Compensation was determined based on performance, qualification and economic factors. The board will review the compensation scale at the end of the annual employment contracts based on similar positions in the immediate geographic are as well as those throughout the region.”

“The organization makes its governing documents, conflicts of interest policy, financial statements and form 990 available upon request.”

“The organization provides relief and resolution for traumatic and accumulated stress. The main services include client centered, individual trauma specific treatment and psycho-educational groups. The organization's holistic services include eastern practices such as breathe work and meditation, as well as acupuncture, massage and advocacy. The organization also provides court evaluations and expert testimony for refugees and victims of violence.”

“Following the cdc recommendations, trc began to provide services via telemental health, which led to an increased client receiving services. During the program year, 19-20 trc offered direct assistance to about 2,100 clients. Trc staff provided psycho-education, advocacy, holistic services (acupuncture and massage), and life stress groups. In addition to these direct services, trc reached other community members through our social media platforms providing distance meditation, yoga, and community education. In addition, trc has been an active participant in the community by offering workshops and supervision to students and mental health providers on trauma-informed care and training on the evidenced-based model, traumatic incident reduction (tir), which has proven to help victims of trauma. This training continues to be an important area where trc professionals in mental health gain knowledge on the impact of trauma. In addition to training on the effects of trauma, the united way-early head start program has contracted trc as mental health consultants for their child care program. As mental health consultants following the head start guidelines, trc staff have provided over 18 schools that participate in the program. Over 60 children have received mental health counseling services in these schools' social and emotional areas by trc staff. Trc staff also support the teachers, home visitors, and program staff in providing workshops and training in self-care, trauma, parenting stress, and emotional regulation. In addition to training, as part of trc's new executive director goal to continue focusing on community partnerships, she now serves as part of oic youth & family community advisory group. Ioc is also a non-profit that provides support to youth and families through intervention. In addition, she is now working with other community agencies to create a network for clients and those referred to the agency to find additional support for a more comprehensive approach. In addition to the mentioned programs, trc staff also continued working with unaccompanied minors referred by american immigrant justice (aij) in providing trauma- informed care and evaluations for their immigration cases.”