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build trauma specific
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resillency, hope, ana
wellness.”

A Look at Michigan’s Challenge:

> Flint and Detroit have among the highest homicide rates in the
nation at 62 and 48 per 100,000 respectively. The homicide rate in
Detroit alone is nearly 7 times the national average.

> FBI data shows that Flint, Detroit, Saginaw and Pontiac rank
among the nation’s top 10 most violent cities.

> 46% of Michigan’s adults experienced 1-3 Adverse Childhood
Experiences as children, representing over 2.4 million people.

} Michigan specific data from the 2012 U.S. DHHS Child
Maltreatment report shows that over half of CPS reports occurred in the
context of reported domestic violence.

> Of the 80,117 CPS investigations in 2014, a total of 21,049

complaints were confirmed, representing 30,953 identified victims of CA/N; 38% of victims were < age 4.

Michigan’s Strategies:
“* Breakthrough Series Collaborat

— Focused collaboration between

local DHHS and CMH to scale up
trauma screening, assessment,
treatment.

“ Children’s Trauma Initiative —
Offers training for CMH Service
Providers on trauma screening,
assessment and TF-CBT.

% ~MDHHS Contracts — Many include

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language on trauma-informed care and protective factors.
“ Grants — Early Childhood Comprehensive Systems, Project AWARE, Safe Schools/Healthy Students

MPHHS Child welfare Viston:

Chilo welfare professionals will demonstrate an unwavering commitment to engage
and partner with families we serve to ensure safety, permanency and well-being
through a trauma-informed approach.



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