LISTEN TO SOMEONE'S STORY. HELP A STRESSED PARENT. WELCOME A NEW NEIGHBOR.
Every day connections are more important than we ever believed. Science tells us that relationships have the power to shape our brains. Relationships help us learn better, work better, parent better. When we experience tough times, they help us heal. With each connection, we develop a healthier, stronger community.
Connections Matter because when individuals thrive,
our community is stronger.
One connection can change the outcome
for an individual and a community.
The everyday ways you connect
– big or small – make a difference.
5 Minute Overview
An introductory presentation used to introduce Connections Matter to your group in limited time frame. This would only be an overview and typically a longer presentation would follow at a later date.
20 Minute Quick Presentation
Suggested for meetings that have other agenda items to go over. Your staff will walk away with a better understanding of why their Connections Matter and how they can make existing connections stronger and new connections happen.
50 Minute Complete Presentation
Recommended for meetings that have a desire to dive deeper into understanding the brain science behind connections within the community and better understanding of how Connections Matter to build more equipped community members and a stronger community as a whole.
As a bonus, your staff will be trained to train others to give all versions of the Connections Matter Presentations.
Adverse Childhood Experiences Presentation with a Personal Story
This presentation is best used with one of the presentations mentioned above. You will learn how Adverse Childhood Experiences(ACEs) effects our community members and therfore our community and how even small connections make a difference.
You will hear a presonal story that will empower your staff to take action and make those Cnnections Matter.
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We thank you for your interest in learning how your Connections Matter in our community!
If you suspect a child under the age of 18 is being abused or neglected please call: The Child Abuse Hotline at 1-800-362-2178 (available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week). Please be ready to provide identifying information and the whereabouts of the child. You may remain anonymous.