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Healing Centered Leadership
The healing centered approach comes from the idea that people are not harmed in a vacuum, and well-being comes from participating in transforming the root causes of the harm within institutions.
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Investing in Rural Social Capital
Recognizing the unique challenges faced by rural communities, TRLI is committed to fostering grassroots leadership and restoring community well-being by investing in the social capital of rural communities.
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Monthly learning Opportunities
Through a combination of monthly educational opportunities, training, and mental health support, TRLI aims to cultivate a new generation of rural leaders who are equipped to advance healing and mental well-being.
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Community-Directed Funding
Community voice and co-created solutions are our top priority. Investing in healing-centered learning allows individuals and families to move forward with the support and resources they need to build healthier futures.
Healing-Centered Leadership for the Rural Communities of Central Texas.
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Central Texas Health and Wellbeing Network
The CONNECT | LEARN | GROW tabs describe essential ways networks and weavers need to function to remain healthy and “alive.”
There are simple activities or tools that you can use as you get started and grow the network and culture that fits your purpose. Explore the activities under each tab by clicking on the drop-down menus. Please post comments on how you used or adapted the activity. You are encouraged to share activities you find effective to support others to CONNECT (with others), LEARN ( and practice new skills, concepts , or resources) , and GROW (by deepening personal confidence, and competencies to expand a thriving a resilient set of interacting networks to influence transformational change).
