Mid-America ATTC
Mid-America ATTC
Trauma Informed Caring in Leadership –Funders Can Be Trauma Informed, Too
Trauma Informed Caring in Leadership –Funders Can Be Trauma Informed, Too
Trauma Informed Caring in Leadership –Funders Can Be Trauma Informed, Too
Friday 15th April 2022
Cathy Harding and Randy Lopez discuss trauma-informed philanthropy at Wyandotte Health Foundation, focusing on community health through empathy and collaboration.
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Get the buttons here!Transforming Leadership: Trauma-Informed Philanthropy at Wyandotte Health Foundation
We remind ourselves frequently that change does take time and that it's an investment that's worth waiting for.
Imagine a world where leadership isn't just about making decisions from the top but involves deeply understanding and addressing the trauma within communities. That's exactly what Cathy Harding and Randy Lopez from the Wyandotte Health Foundation in Kansas City, Kansas, are striving to achieve. In this episode of 'Essential Conversations', they share their groundbreaking approach to integrating trauma-informed care into their philanthropic work.
For over 25 years, the Wyandotte Health Foundation has been dedicated to improving the health of Wyandotte County residents. Recently, they've taken a bold step by shifting their funding strategies to focus on trauma-informed practices. This isn't just about throwing money at problems; it's about fostering genuine partnerships with community organizations and listening to those they aim to help.
Cathy and Randy discuss how this collaborative approach is reshaping mindsets and practices, leading to surprising yet positive outcomes for both individuals and the community at large. They emphasize that real change takes time but is ultimately worth the investment. If you're curious about how trauma-informed care can transform leadership and philanthropy, this episode offers a treasure trove of insights and practical advice.
Perfect for behavioral health providers and anyone interested in innovative community health strategies, you'll walk away inspired by the power of empathy and collaboration in driving meaningful change.