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Our Mission & Story
Efforts to create both collective and individual wellbeing by engaging constructively and compassionately with the complexity of lived experience.
The Trauma Informed Community Action C.I.C. emerged from an established informal network across the UK that was built after a national Trauma summit in 2019. It was originally supported by NHS-England and the Academic Health Science Network of the North East and North Cumbria. It evolved into a social enterprise after an options appraisal to deliver outputs for a grant from Health Education England.
Mission Statement
Our Purpose
To cultivate national conversations on healing, acceptance, growth and transformation from trauma and adversity. Our focus is on harnessing the positive aspects of humanity through values, network building, co-regulation, and learning.
The Vision
Our Direction
We are committed to preventing harm and promoting justice and growth through championing ethical leadership, transformational cultures, and meaningful relationship.
The Values
Our Principles
Compassion
Empowerment
Co-Creation
Social
Justice
Innovation
Compassion:
We are motivated to approach every interaction with empathy, understanding, and moral courage, recognising the dignity and worth of every individual.
Empowerment:
We empower individuals and communities to reclaim control over their lives, nurturing the feeling of autonomy, resilience, curiosity, and self-efficacy.
Co-Creation:
We believe in the power of equal collaboration, partnership, and systems thinking, recognising that meaningful change requires collective effort and diverse perspectives.
Social justice:
We advocate for equity, inclusion, and social justice, challenging systems of oppression and working towards a more just and equitable society for all.
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Innovation:
We embrace creativity, adaptability, and innovation in our approach to addressing complex challenges, continuously co-creating new and effective tools, relationships, cultures
and environments.
