Working together towards a resilient Erie County, Pennsylvania.
ECTIC
The 2020 Annual Impact Report is available for review!
Check out the following highlights:
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Local Impact by the Numbers
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COVID-19 & Social Justice Response
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PA State Impact
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Funding Overview
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Capacity Building Plans
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Governance Structure
ECTIC WAS FORMED TO ENHANCE RESILIENCY AND REDUCE THE IMPACT OF TRAUMA IN ERIE COUNTY.
The Coalition is comprised of concerned citizens as well as individuals representing local faith-based organizations, service providers, businesses, schools, person-serving systems, and community centers.
Coalition members operate based on the belief that trauma has a profound impact on the individual and community and that a trauma-informed community can help rebuild the foundation of its residents to overcome the past, thrive in the present, and face the uncertain future with renewed confidence.
ECTIC operates workgroups dedicated to conducting local trauma-informed:
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prevention and awareness
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research
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training
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resource and support dissemination
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diverse population engagement
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advocacy
Community members are welcome to attend twice yearly coalition briefings, serve on a workgroup, as well as to request resources and/or professional development opportunities for their places of work or civic engagement.
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COALITION Executive Committee
ECTIC was co-founded and is co-led by Family Services of NWPA and the Achievement Center.
The Booker T. Washington Center, Martin Luther King Center and Sarah A. Reed Children's Center helped launch ECTIC and were among the original Steering Committee Organizations.
Currently, the Executive Committee facilitates the community driven coalition action plan and includes the founding organizations, steering committee organizations, workgroup chair organizations and concerned community members.
THANK YOU TO THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE PARTNER ORGANIZATIONS FOR generously SUPPORTING THE MISSION & VISION OF ECTIc
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