Tennyson Introduces A New Trauma-Informed Care Model
As we start a new school year, Tennyson's goal is to be wholly trauma-informed in all aspects of treatment and education. Tennyson started implementing trauma-informed care as early as 2018, but we aim to embed a more useful model across…
FY21 Annual Report
The mission of Tennyson Center for Children is to work with every child and family impacted by trauma so they can realize their infinite possibilities.
Tennyson’s Safe to Return Plan and Use of Funds Plan
Tennyson's School and Day Treatment Program has safely reopened for in-person learning. The following is our "Safe Return to School Plan." Click here for the PDF version. These safety efforts were made possible by the Elementary and Secondary Education Relief (ESSER)…
Field Day 2022
Thank you to everyone who helped make Field Day a success! Kids in our School & Day Treatment played games, ate BBQ, and even dunked their favorite teachers in water. Volunteers from Liberty Energy, Triunity Engineering, and Regis High School…
Program Spotlight: Families Together
Isolation often leads to desperation. Families Together empowers neighbors to step in with meals, friendship, and childcare services. Many of the people looking for these volunteer neighbors are single mothers.
Neglect
When we talk about child abuse, many of us picture physical violence. However, neglect is far more common and causes a wider range of trauma. Unfortunately, it’s almost certain that a child in your local school is lacking nutrition, warm…
Carter’s Story
Maria and her husband picked Carter up from the hospital when he was thirty-six hours old. He was born addicted to drugs and suffered his first seizure after just nine months. When he was ten months old, he had a…
