Resources related to CSN and Partner initiatives are posted here. For information about the Be the One campaign, click here.
If you are interested in learning more about the impact of adverse experience during childhood and the power of connection, please view the materials below or email the CSNNC coordinator.
The HOPE National Resource Center
The HOPE National Resource Center is based out of Tufts Medical Center in Boston, Massachusetts. We are creating a paradigm shift in systems of care, communities, and policies to value and actively bolster positive childhood experiences (PCEs). HOPE offers research, resources, trainings and technical assistance to help bring the power of the positive into the lives of children and their families. To visit the HOPE resource page click HERE
Make Time for Yourself
- Brochure – English ~ CSNNC-MAKE TIME Self Care Complete Guide-English
- Brochure – Spanish ~ CSNNC-MAKE TIME Self Care Complete Guide-Spanish
- Conversation Starter Card, Page 1 ~ CSNNC-MAKE TIME FOR YOURSELF-ConversationStarter-Page 1
- Conversation Starter Card, Page 2 ~ CSNNC-MAKE TIME FOR YOURSELF-ConversationStarter-Page 2
Children’s Bill of Rights for Nevada County, California
CSN facilitated the creation of a Children’s Bill of Rights for Nevada County, which was completed in 2015. The Children’s Bill of Rights hangs prominently throughout educational offices, county agencies, and non-profit offices.
- English childrens-bill-of-rights
- Spanish los-derechos-de-los-ninos
Your organization can endorse and submit electronically HERE. We can also send you a copy to display in your office. Contact us!
Five Protective Factors graphic
You are welcome to use and share this graphic of the Five Protective Factors. Thanks to Lourdes Vose for adapting for CSN. ~ Download the PDF here: CSN-Five Protective Factors Graphic
“My Pledge” Certificate
Gentle education about Shaken Baby Syndrome.
Opioid Resource Kit – initial version
The Opioid Resource Kit is being developed by the CAPCs of multiple counties and is hosted on the Sacramento CAP Center’s web site. It is aimed at helping agencies and other organizations find resources for use in their work, rather than being designed for the general public.
After viewing the Opioid Resource Kit, please return to this page and complete the short survey to provide your feedback on the work-in-progress Resource Kit. Thank you.