Trauma & Early Childhood Wellbeing

Resources to support Early Childhood Wellbeing

Saskatchewan Solutions is a series of live virtual sessions featuring initiatives, tools and resources that focus on building healthy relationships and strong safe communities through violence prevention.

Join STOPS to Violence on Thursday, March 6 from 9:30 – 11:00am for our Saskatchewan Solutions session featuring the Trauma & Early Childhood Wellbeing.

Lee Hinton, Saskatchewan Prevention Institute, will explore the impact of trauma during early childhood and explore factors that can mitigate this impact in the short and long-term. Early childhood well-being is dependent on safe, nurturing environments where children are provided with supportive, loving, and consistent caregiving as well as opportunities to explore, grow and thrive. The Saskatchewan Prevention Institute believes that early childhood well-being is a basic human right regardless of race, culture, religion, social-economic background, gender identity, or diversity in family composition. Saskatchewan Prevention Institute resources will be highlighted during the presentation.