Understanding How to Support Families Facing Child & Youth Aggression Webcast 

TIPS TO TAKE ACTION AFTER THE WEBCAST 

1. Consider hosting an AFCCA watch party to increase your organization’s overall awareness. Either with this webcast or the additional videos listed below on both the National Consortium and Interwoven Connections sites. 
   

2. Connect with Interwoven Connections to be matched with a Peer Connector who can offer resources and supports if you are supporting a family living with AFCCA. 
   

3. Learn about peer support for families. This resource should be explored as an easily accessible solution to any families you are involved with. 
   

SUPPORT 

Support for Professionals
A connection for professionals to a Peer Connector who can provide one to one support and guidance specific to your region.  

Support For Families
Support for families living with AFCCA including peer communities and clinical coordination for families with more complex needs, on-demand learning, and specialized tools and resources.   

Peer To Peer Support For Families  
Peer-to-Peer network for kin, customary care, and adoptive parents, caregivers and professionals to connect and support one another.  

READ

The National Consortium on Aggression Towards Family and Caregivers in Childhood and Adolescence (AFCCA) 
Provides an overview of AFCCA.    

Stay up to date with news from the National Consortium on AFCCA, on LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/company/national-consortium-on-afcca/

Prioritizing Effectiveness over Efficiency 

WATCH

AFCCA Family Supports Program: Caregiver Training Series - YouTube
• A library of on-demand learning, webinars, and more for caregivers.  

Interwoven Connections - YouTube
• A library of on-demand videos on AFCCA, family stories and more.