Trauma-Informed Care Disaster Relief Support
Beyond our usual work, Drew CDC is here to support you and your family during the hardships brought on by the recent natural disasters. We are providing the Los Angeles community with connections to trauma-informed supports, disaster relief, and community support networks that can help with both mental and physical challenges (such as food and housing).
Please continue to return to this webpage as we will regularly post links to new resources and mental health services.
If you are feeling overwhelmed or experience significant distress, please consider reaching out to our mental health team for additional support at 323-249-2950 x1220.
Our hearts go out to everyone who is navigating these challenging times, and we want to remind you that you are not alone.
View and download resources below:
Drew CDC is here to support you. Our hearts go out to you as you navigate these challenging times. Together, we can work through any unforeseen hardships, including those brought on by natural disasters.
We are dedicated to connecting families with the resources and support they need to navigate these moments. Whether through developmental tools, trauma-informed practices, or community connections, we’re here to help.
Below are some resources that may be helpful during this time:
Live Workshops for Families and Professionals:
Learn practical strategies and insights for applying trauma-informed care (TIC) principles in real-world settings. Contact us for details about upcoming sessions.
View modules
Trauma-Informed Self-Regulation and Mindfulness Activities:
Explore tools designed to help both children and adults regain balance and reduce stress through breathing exercises, grounding techniques, and mindfulness practices.
Disaster Mental Health Resources – Department of Mental Health:
Department of Mental Health
Community Support Networks:
Mutual aid organizations and local agencies often have resources for disaster recovery, including housing, food, and financial assistance:
Fire & Wind Storm Resources
General Disaster Resources:
The National Child Traumatic Stress Network offers guidance for various disaster situations, from natural events to community crises:
NCTSN Disaster Resources
Psychological First Aid:
Free resources to help individuals manage emotional and mental well-being during crises:
Psychological First Aid Online Resources
SAMHSA Disaster Distress Helpline:
Call 1-800-985-5990 for immediate support. More information can be found here:
SAMHSA Disaster ResourcesDrew CDC is committed to providing the Los Angeles community with support and guidance during this challenging time. Please continue to return to this hub as we will post regular additions to the resources and healing opportunities.
If you are feeling overwhelmed or experience significant distress, please consider reaching out to our mental health team for additional support at (310) 609-3890
For more general Mental Health Resources please visit: https://dmh.lacounty.gov/our-services/disaster-services/disaster-mh-resources/
