Trauma Resilient Youth Program - Aurora Mental Health and Recovery’s Trauma Resilient Youth Program (TRYP) will expand trauma-focused services for children and youth ages 6–24 and their caregivers across Colorado, prioritizing Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Broomfield, Denver, Douglas, and Jefferson Counties, with primary service delivery at the Alton Street and Galena Street clinics in Aurora. TRYP will serve 150 youth in Year 1, 150 in Year 2, 175 in Year 3, and 190 annually in Years 4–5, reaching at least 775 unduplicated youth over five years. The project will enhance trauma screening, diagnostic and risk assessment, standardized referral pathways, family engagement, and health navigation and expand Trauma Systems Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Play Therapy, and Achieving Whole Health. Staff with lived experience will provide integrated health navigation, and TRYP will pilot in-home services for high-risk families and expand access to family and digital literacy education. The project will strengthen clinical expertise through enhanced supervision, trauma-focused case consultation, individualized staff training, coaching, and fidelity monitoring. Collaboration with child-serving systems, NCCTS, and NCTSI Category II TSA Centers and continuous evaluation using participant, caregiver, staff, partner, engagement, fidelity, and outcome data will support implementation and improvement.
