Adverse Childhood Experiences Response Team (ACERT)

The Adverse Childhood Experiences Response Team (ACERT) is a collaborative approach to addressing the negative effects of childhood trauma through a referral mechanism that connects families and their children to trauma-informed mental health services and social supports in Manchester. ACERT is a partnership between the Manchester Police Department, YWCA-NH, and Amoskeag Health who work collaboratively to provide assistance to families, and their children, who have had recent police involvement. This referral program is voluntary and offers connections to a variety of therapies, youth support groups, domestic violence services, athletic enrichment programs, home visiting, and many other child/family-based resources.

Mahitaji ya Ustahiki

ACERT is a referral system that connects families, and especially their children, who have had recent police or other first responder involvement with community-based trauma-informed supports and mental health services. Community members and case managers would not be able to utilize ACERT’s services unless they had a police report on file at the Manchester Police Department.

Mahitaji ya Rufaa

Rufaa ya Wakala

Kujivunia & Kuongeza

Tunajisikia kubarikiwa sana! Kulea wajukuu wetu ni nzuri, lakini waligharimu mkono na mguu. Imekuwa msaada sana kupokea msaada wa kifedha kuwatuma kwa Klabu. Tunashukuru sana.
- Mzazi wa Klabu (Klabu ya Wavulana na Wasichana ya Manchester)
Siwezi kusema kutosha ni kiasi gani ninathamini [Klabu ya Wavulana na Wasichana ya Manchester na] programu yako.
- Mzazi wa Klabu (Wavulana na Klabu ya Wasichana ya Manchester)
Binti yangu anapenda hapa [katika Klabu ya Wavulana na Wasichana ya Manchester]. Kwa kweli singekuwa na kipato [na kuweza kufanya kazi] ikiwa sio kwako. Asante sana kwa yote unayofanya!
- Mzazi wa Klabu (Wavulana na Klabu ya Wasichana ya Manchester)