Virginia Trauma Informed Care Networks 

Prince William’s TICN spans one of the most diverse counties in the United States.  Our communities include Dumfries, Haymarket, Occoquan, Quantico, and Manassas.

The Prince William TICN is facilitated by Laurie Tasharski, Director of Institutional Abuse Prevention at SCAN, and Heather Martinsen, Behavioral Health Wellness Supervisor for Prince William County’s Department of Community Services. The TICN is open to anyone who works or lives in Greater Prince William County. We meet virtually on the first Friday of the month at 10 am.

Join the TICN below to receive meeting details and reminders.  For additional information, please email [email protected]

Established in July 2019, Alexandria’s TICN aims to build a more equitable, safe, trauma-informed, and resilient Alexandria by informing, supporting, and elevating our community. Hence its name, Resilience Alexandria: Inform. Support. Elevate. (RAISE)

As a key service provider in Alexandria, SCAN is proud to serve as a RAISE member and co-facilitator.

RAISE meets quarterly for full membership and regularly hosts committee meetings, trainings, speakers, community spotlights, events, and orientation both virtually and in person.

RAISE is facilitated by SCAN’s Executive Director, Leah Fraley, and Nathaniel Lewis, MPH, Public Health Planner, Alexandria Health Department. For more information visit our website at Alexandria Child and Family Services.

To sign up to our mailing list and receive RAISE updates fill out this short registration form. For questions, email [email protected]

SCAN is proud to serve as a member of Arlington Resilience Community (ARC).

ARC is a group of individuals representing diverse perspectives across neighborhoods and sectors throughout the community who leverage the science of adverse childhood experiences and trauma to build relationships, convene regularly, and advance a common agenda around resilience.

To sign up or for more information please email Shari Lyons, System of Care Manager at [email protected]

In addition to the ARC, SCAN is proud to be an originating member of Project Peace dedicated to a county-wide effort to prevent, identify and respond to domestic and sexual violence.

The Fairfax Trauma-Informed Community Network is facilitated by Fairfax County Government.

The Trauma-Informed Community Network (TICN) is a multi-disciplinary, multi-agency effort to implement and support Trauma Informed Care initiatives across the Human Services System. It is an initiative of the Partnership for a Healthier Fairfax. Membership is open to anyone interested, and includes, but isn’t limited to:

• County government staff
• FCPS staff
• Professionals from higher education
• Non-profit partners
• Private service providers
• Community Members

For meeting links or more information, please visit the Fairfax County Government TICN page or email [email protected] with any questions.