Building Trauma-Informed Spaces for Children with Kim Botto

Every child deserves a place where they feel safe, valued, and understood.

At Hope Bridge, we believe that by becoming more trauma-informed, we can create environments where every child has the opportunity to belong and thrive.

Join us for Building Trauma-Informed Spaces for Children with Kim Botto, author, speaker, and child advocate, as she shares practical strategies for supporting children who have experienced trauma and those who are neurodivergent.

This training is being offered on two separate dates with the same core content, so you only need to attend one session.

Whether you're a children's ministry volunteer, pastor, educator, CASA/GAL, nonprofit leader, or anyone who works with children, you'll leave equipped with tools to better understand children's behaviors, build meaningful connections, and create spaces where every child can grow regardless of their background or unique needs.

Tuesday's session includes an additional training focused on equipping your staff, volunteers, or children's ministry team with practical trauma-informed care strategies. If you're attending as part of a team or hope to implement these practices within your organization, Tuesday offers this extra opportunity.

This training is free to attend, but registration is required.

Monday attendees: Dinner will be provided.
Tuesday attendees: Lunch and snacks will be provided.

Together, we can help every child reach their God-given potential.