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ARIZONA ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES

KINGMAN, AZ · EIN 850823525 · Form 990 · FY2022 · NTEE I72 · Crime & Legal-Related · Medium ($1M-$10M) · azaces.org
revenue
$1.1M
expenses
$1.1M
net assets
$156K
employees
5
program ratio
57%
mission · from form 990

SUPPORT TO FAMILIES TO HELP RAISE HEALTHY CHILDREN

profile · synthesized from sources

Arizona Adverse Childhood Experiences is a nonprofit organization focused on addressing the impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) through education, training, and community engagement. They serve healthcare professionals, educators, and community leaders across Arizona, promoting trauma-informed practices and resilience-building strategies to improve outcomes for children and families affected by trauma.

named programs · 3 · from sources

what they call their work

ACEs Certified Trainer Program
Training for healthcare professionals and educators to become certified trainers in ACEs science and trauma-informed care.
REP for Schools
A structured program providing training and support for school staff to implement trauma-informed practices in educational settings.
Resilience Empowerment Project
A comprehensive program that trains educators and community leaders in trauma-informed practices to support children affected by ACEs.
activities · 4 groups

what they do

  • Trauma-Informed Training and Professional Consultation 15 activities
    • Community Resilience Building and Training
      Works collaboratively with state, county, and private organizations to build community resilience through human engagement and training, impacting 43 community organizations. This includes providing training series to implement trauma-responsive approaches and specialized training focused on engaging families in resilience-building practices and supporting caregivers.
    • Delivering Trauma-Responsive Training for Educators and Schools
      Provides training series to implement trauma-responsive approaches, including specialized training focused on engaging families in resilience-building practices and supporting caregivers. The REP for Schools program serves school administrators, educators, and staff, having provided training to 1,124 educators across 57 schools and positively impacted 38,213 students.
    • Delivering Trauma-Responsive Training for Educators and Schools
      Provides training series to implement trauma-responsive approaches, including specialized training focused on engaging families in resilience-building practices and supporting caregivers. The REP for Schools program serves school administrators, educators, and students, positively impacting 38,213 students and providing training to 1,124 educators across 57 schools.
    • Delivering Trauma-Responsive Training for Educators and Schools
      Provides training series to implement trauma-responsive approaches, including specialized training focused on engaging families in resilience-building practices and supporting caregivers. The REP for Schools program serves school administrators, educators, and staff, having provided training to 1,124 educators across 57 schools and positively impacted 38,213 students.
    • Offering Trauma-Informed & Resilient Organizational Certificate Program
      Offers a 2 to 3-year Trauma-Informed & Resilient Organizational Certificate project, providing one-on-one support to organizations to increase awareness and understanding of trauma and toxic stress, with ongoing support.
    • Organizational Trauma-Informed Certification Program
      Offers a 2 to 3-year Trauma-Informed & Resilient Organizational Certificate project, providing one-on-one support to organizations to increase awareness and understanding of trauma and toxic stress. This structured program includes ongoing support and has impacted 43 community organizations.
    • Providing School-Based Resilience Programs
      Operates the REP for Schools program, serving school administrators, educators, and students, and has positively impacted 38,213 students. The program also includes a Resilience Ambassador Program where school liaisons receive ongoing support and professional development.
    • Providing Trauma-Informed Organizational Training and Certification
      Offers a 2 to 3-year Trauma-Informed & Resilient Organizational Certificate project, providing one-on-one support to organizations to increase awareness and understanding of trauma and toxic stress. This program includes a structured three-year program with ongoing support and has impacted 43 community organizations.
    • Providing Trauma-Informed Organizational Training and Certification
      Offers a 2 to 3-year Trauma-Informed & Resilient Organizational Certificate project, providing one-on-one support to organizations to increase awareness and understanding of trauma and toxic stress. This program includes a structured three-year program with ongoing support and has impacted 43 community organizations.
    • Providing Trauma-Informed Organizational Training and Certification
      Offers a 2 to 3-year Trauma-Informed & Resilient Organizational Certificate project, providing one-on-one support to organizations to increase awareness and understanding of trauma and toxic stress. This program includes a structured three-year program with ongoing support and has impacted 43 community organizations.
    • Providing Trauma-Informed Training Series
      Provides training series to implement trauma-responsive approaches, including specialized training focused on engaging families in resilience-building practices and supporting caregivers. These trainings are co-created with educators and mental health professionals.
    • Providing Trauma-Responsive Training Series
      Provides training series to implement trauma-responsive approaches, including specialized training focused on engaging families in resilience-building practices and supporting caregivers. These trainings are delivered to various audiences including schools, community organizations, healthcare providers, and government agencies.
    • Resilience Empowerment Project (REP) for Schools
      Serves school administrators, board leadership, educators, school and child care staff, and students, impacting 38,213 students and providing training to 1,124 educators across 57 schools. The program also includes a Resilience Ambassador Program where a chosen individual from participating schools acts as a liaison and receives ongoing support and professional development in trauma-informed approaches.
    • Resilience Empowerment Project (REP) for Schools
      Operates the Resilience Empowerment Project (REP) for Schools, serving school administrators, educators, and students. This program has positively impacted 38,213 students and provided training to 1,124 educators across 57 schools, including a Resilience Ambassador Program for ongoing support and professional development.
    • Trauma-Informed & Resilient Organizational Certificate Program
      Offers a 2 to 3-year Trauma-Informed & Resilient Organizational Certificate project, providing one-on-one support to organizations to increase awareness and understanding of trauma and toxic stress, with a structured three-year program and ongoing support.
  • Trauma-Informed Care & Mental Health Professional Convenings 10 activities
    • Conferences, Summits, and Webinars
      Hosts annual summits, such as the 12th Annual ACES & Resilience Summit, and organizes specialized events like a Medical Professional Summit focused on ACEs and trauma-informed care. The organization also hosts various webinars on trauma-informed care and organizational impact.
    • Hosting Summits and Meetings
      Hosts annual summits, such as the ACES & Resilience Summit, and quarterly meetings for networking and updates. The organization also organizes specialized summits for medical professionals focused on ACEs and trauma-informed care.
    • Hosting Summits and Meetings
      Hosts annual summits, such as the 12th Annual ACES & Resilience Summit, and organizes events like the Medical Professional Summit focused on ACEs and trauma-informed care. The organization also holds quarterly meetings for networking and updates.
    • Hosting Summits and Meetings on ACEs and Trauma-Informed Care
      Hosts quarterly meetings for networking and updates, including the Annual ACES & Resilience Summit and a Medical Professional Summit focused on Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and trauma-informed care. The Southern Arizona Trauma Informed Network (SATIN) also hosts monthly online trainings.
    • Hosting Summits, Meetings, and Webinars
      Hosts the Annual ACES & Resilience Summit, quarterly meetings for networking and updates, and monthly online trainings through the Southern Arizona Trauma Informed Network (SATIN). The organization also organizes a Medical Professional Summit and hosts webinars on trauma-informed care and organizational impact.
    • Hosting Summits, Meetings, and Webinars
      Hosts the Annual ACES & Resilience Summit, quarterly meetings for networking and updates, and various webinars on trauma-informed care and organizational impact. The Southern Arizona Trauma Informed Network (SATIN) also hosts monthly online trainings.
    • Hosting Webinars on Trauma-Informed Care
      Hosts webinars on various aspects of trauma-informed care, including topics such as "Journey of a Trauma Informed Organization," "The Impact of Being Trauma Informed on Our Spheres of Influence," "Trauma Informed Care Begins with You," and "What does it mean to be trauma informed?"
    • Hosting Webinars on Trauma-Informed Care
      Hosts webinars on various topics related to trauma-informed care, including the journey of a trauma-informed organization, the impact of being trauma-informed, and understanding what it means to be trauma-informed.
    • Southern Arizona Trauma Informed Network (SATIN)
      Hosts monthly online trainings as part of its efforts to promote trauma-informed practices.
    • Southern Arizona Trauma Informed Network (SATIN) Trainings
      The Southern Arizona Trauma Informed Network (SATIN) hosts monthly online trainings to further trauma-informed practices.
  • Trainer Certification and Support Programs 6 activities
    • Certified ACEs Trainer Program
      Expands its community of Certified ACEs Trainers through a "Training of Trainers" program, providing a 5-day virtual training program, four virtual training course options, and official certification to train communities using Arizona ACEs Consortium Curricula. Certified trainers receive ongoing support, access to training materials, and an optional listing on the Arizona ACEs website.
    • Training and Certifying ACEs Trainers
      Expands its community of Certified ACEs Trainers through a "Training of Trainers" program, offering a 5-day virtual training program and official certification to train communities using Arizona ACEs Consortium Curricula. The organization also provides ongoing support, coaching, and resources to certified trainers.
    • Training and Certifying ACEs Trainers
      Expands its community of Certified ACEs Trainers through a "Training of Trainers" program, providing a 5-day virtual training program, four virtual training course options, and official certification to train communities using Arizona ACEs Consortium Curricula. Certified trainers receive ongoing support, including access to a dedicated online site with training materials, a private online Trainer Support Network, and one-on-one coaching.
    • Training and Certifying ACEs Trainers
      Expands its community of Certified ACEs Trainers through a "Training of Trainers" program, providing a 5-day virtual training program, four virtual training course options, and official certification to train communities using Arizona ACEs Consortium Curricula. Certified trainers receive ongoing support, including access to a dedicated online site with training materials, a private online Trainer Support Network, and one-on-one coaching.
    • Training and Certifying ACEs Trainers
      Expands its community of Certified ACEs Trainers through a "Training of Trainers" program, providing a 5-day virtual training program, four virtual course options, and official certification to train communities using Arizona ACEs Consortium Curricula. Certified trainers receive ongoing support, including access to a private online network, training materials, and one-on-one coaching.
    • Training and Certifying ACEs Trainers
      Expands its community of Certified ACEs Trainers through a "Training of Trainers" program, providing a 5-day virtual training program, four virtual training course options, and official certification to train communities using Arizona ACEs Consortium Curricula. Certified trainers receive ongoing support, including access to a dedicated online site with training materials, a private online Trainer Support Network, and one-on-one coaching.
  • State-Level ACEs Prevalence Research 6 activities
    • Conducting Research and Publishing Reports
      Conducts research on Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) in Arizona, identifying prevalence rates among adults, children, and teens. The organization publishes various documents and fact sheets, including "From ACEs to Action," "The Price of ACEs," and a "Mental Health and Well-being CoP Playbook."
    • Conducting Research and Publishing Reports on ACEs
      Identifies and highlights statistics on Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) in Arizona, including the percentage of adults, children, and teens who have experienced ACEs. The organization publishes various documents and fact sheets related to ACEs.
    • Conducting Research and Publishing Reports on ACEs in Arizona
      Identifies and highlights the prevalence of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) in Arizona, noting that 57.5% of adults, 31.1% of children, and 44.4% of teens have experienced multiple ACEs, which are higher than national averages. The organization publishes documents such as "From ACEs to Action," "The Price of ACEs," "ACEs in Arizona," "ACEs," and an "ACEs Fact Sheet."
    • Conducting and Publishing Research on ACEs in Arizona
      Identifies and highlights statistics on Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) in Arizona, including the percentage of adults, children, and teens who have experienced ACEs. The organization publishes documents such as "Mental Health and Well-being CoP Playbook," "From ACEs to Action," "The Price of ACEs," "ACEs in Arizona," "ACEs," and an "ACEs Fact Sheet."
    • Publishing Research and Data on ACEs in Arizona
      Conducts and publishes research on Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) in Arizona, identifying that 57.5% of adults, 31.1% of children, and 44.4% of teens have experienced two or more ACEs. This includes publishing documents such as "Mental Health and Well-being CoP Playbook," "From ACEs to Action," "The Price of ACEs," "ACEs in Arizona," "ACEs," and an "ACEs Fact Sheet."
    • Research and Publication of ACEs Data
      Identifies and highlights statistics on Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) in Arizona, including that 57.5% of adults, 31.1% of children, and 44.4% of teens have experienced two or more ACEs. The organization publishes documents such as "Mental Health and Well-being CoP Playbook," "From ACEs to Action," "The Price of ACEs," "ACEs in Arizona," "ACEs," and an "ACEs Fact Sheet."
financials · form 990 · fy2022
revenue
Total revenue$1.13M
Contributions & grants$1.13M100%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$1010%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$1.08M
Program expenses57%
Admin / overhead43%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$292K
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineProfessional Fees
balance sheet
Total assets$156K
Cash$156K
Investments$0
Liabilities$0
Net assets$156K
Liquid reserves1.7 mo
1 years on record · 2022–2022
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2022

who runs it

board members · 13
  • ANGELA BURLESON — Executive Dir.
  • BLANCA ACOSTA — Director
  • BOB SHOGREN — Director
  • CANDACE HULBERT — Director
  • CATRINA POPELIER — Director
  • JUAN GABRIEL MARTINEZ — Director
  • KAVITA BERNSTEIN — Director
  • LAURA MAGRUDER — Director
  • PILAR VARGAS — Director
  • RAJEEV ARGAWAL — Director
  • RICHARD WEISS — Director
  • ROSE PHILLIPS — Director
  • TREVONTE MCCLAIN — Director
relationships · 14

who they work with

  • ASU The Faithful City Partner — Rev. Sanghoon Yoo, MSW, MDiv from ASU The Faithful City chairs the Arizona Trauma Informed Faith Community Network.
  • Arizona ACEs Consortium Coalition — The Arizona ACEs Consortium brings together over 1000 individuals and organizations.
  • CDC Partner — Collaborated on The ACE Study
  • Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Government — References CDC data on childhood trauma as a public health crisis.
  • First Things First Funder — Sponsor of the 12th Annual ACES & Resilience Summit.
  • Foundation for Community and Health Funder — Sponsor of the 12th Annual ACES & Resilience Summit.
  • GOYFF Funder — Sponsor of the 12th Annual ACES & Resilience Summit.
  • Helios Funder — Sponsor of the 12th Annual ACES & Resilience Summit.
  • Human Healthy Horizons Funder — Sponsor of the 12th Annual ACES & Resilience Summit.
  • Kaiser Permanente Partner — Collaborated on The ACE Study
  • MIKID Funder — Sponsor of the 12th Annual ACES & Resilience Summit.
  • SATIN Partner — Holds monthly online trainings in partnership with the organization.
  • Southwest Human Development Funder — Sponsor of the 12th Annual ACES & Resilience Summit.
  • Southwest Human Development Funder — Sponsor of the Medical Professional Summit.