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Join us for a special presentation by Community Health Strategist, Hannah Wainio, from Winnebago County Public Health. During this month's PWC meeting, Hannah will walk us through the Childhood Trauma experience in our community and the tasks forces created to combat these. Registration is required! Lunch provided by the Food Co-op and included with your registration. Cost: Members $16, Non-members $21.
Special Bonuses for Attending:
All attendees to today's meeting will receive a free, professional headshot taken by photographer and owner for R+J Photography, Andrea Saccardi!
Any attendee who brings in a combination, cable bike lock for donation to Vel Phillips Middle School will earn a chance to win a special Presidential Package including a copy of Brene Brown's "Gifts of Imperfection" and the "Self-love Workbook for Women."
About Hannah Wainio:
Hannah is deeply committed to fostering inclusion and belonging, working to bring communities together to create solutions and hold systems accountable. Passionate about empowering youth, she has dedicated her career to addressing barriers and amplifying young voices to drive meaningful change. Since 2021, Hannah has been at the Winnebago County Public Health Department. Currently, she is a Community Health Strategist II leading initiatives focused on preventing childhood trauma and promoting overall well-being, with an emphasis on mental health, social connection, and belonging.
About the Childhood Trauma Initiative:
Over the last three years, community advocates have had convenings to talk through system level changes to continue to prevent and address childhood trauma in Winnebago County. Through community conversations and utilizing data from the Winnebago County Overdose Fatality Review, Attendance Matters Campaign through the Oshkosh Area School District, Winnebago County Community Health Assessment and the Community Health Improvement Plan, the Winnebago County Childhood Trauma Task force has created six recommendations. These recommendations, now committees, are focused on changing systems to support elementary school students and their families in getting their basic needs met. In this session, you will learn the history of how the Childhood Trauma task force came to be, more about each of the committees and how you and the rest of our community can continue to be involved.
Committees/ priority recommendations of Childhood Trauma:
Overarching lens of Addressing Systemic Barriers
Before & after school care
Community School Strategy
Winnebago County McKinney Vento Homeless and Transition Support
Transportation Policies
Food Security
Hygiene care
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Oshkosh Food Co-op Community Room (155 Jackson St #101, Oshkosh, WI 54901), United States
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