Throughout 2022, The Center for Childhood Resilience (CCR) in Chicago persisted in its dedicated efforts to build resilience and offer mental health services to school children. The D Jones Family Charitable Foundation, a committed funding partner, extended its support for the seventh consecutive year. CCR, a regional organization in Chicago, remains steadfast in its mission to enhance access to high-quality mental health services for children and adolescents throughout Illinois. According to CCR, its model of care is centered on what is needed in a child’s life to build their resiliency. Children who are resilient are better able to cope with challenges, manage stress, and make healthy choices.
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The Center for Childhood Resilience is housed within one of the nation’s top pediatric hospitals, the Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago. The Center is uniquely positioned to advance innovative and evidence-based strategies and solutions to address comprehensive mental health reform and build a trauma-informed city and state.
The CCR trains school and clinical professionals, as well as community agencies, on how to use innovative and evidence-based approaches when working with children who have experienced trauma. The CCR also works with community leaders and policymakers to ensure statewide systems and resources support best practices in behavioral health. Visit CCR to Learn More