Greensboro Child Response Initiative
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The Greensboro Child Response Initiative (CRI) is a trauma-informed, culturally-competent, and comprehensive coordinated community response for child victims and their families. CRI's mission is to support children and families toward safety and wellness.
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Why CRI?
In 2008, a group of people came together because they wanted to make a difference. Co-founders Lindy Beauregard and Dr. Kelly Graves developed and expanded the Greensboro CRI into what it is today. CRI shares many of its tenets in the Child Development-Community Policing (CD-CP) program model (Marans, Murphy, &, Berkowitz, 2002), but was uniquely adapted to respond to the needs of the community. The purpose of CRI is to provide community-based, coordinated services delivered within a trauma-informed framework.
Children who have had traumatic experiences may need some help coping with the trauma. Police officers, victim advocates, and community providers work together to help and support your family after an experience of violence or trauma.
Children who have had traumatic experiences may need some help coping with the trauma. Police officers, victim advocates, and community providers work together to help and support your family after an experience of violence or trauma.
Four Primary Objectives of CRI
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Community Connection and Referral
Provide families referrals to high-quality treatment agencies and other community resources to individually address children/family needs |
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For more information about the Greensboro Child Response Initiative, or for information about how to received Training and Technical Assistance for implementation in your community, please contact Dr. Kelly Graves or visit here.