ASU Office of Community Health, Engagement, and Resiliency

ASU Office of Community Health, Engagement, and Resiliency As such, we are deeply embedded in communities to promote health, well-being, and resiliency hand-in-hand with our community partners.

ASU’s Office of Community Health, Engagement, and Resiliency’s (ASU OCHER) mission is to co-create interventions with communities that focus on inherent strengths and assets that promote resiliency, especially with underserved communities of color, and to create or strengthen pathways of opportunity for all people to achieve their full potential. Our work aims to build community capacity and solve

complex social problems through partnership in order that we are all stronger, communities are empowered, and together we achieve positive social change.

When the world feels overwhelming, isolating, or heavy, connection can be a lifeline, especially in BIPOC communities. T...
07/30/2026

When the world feels overwhelming, isolating, or heavy, connection can be a lifeline, especially in BIPOC communities. This , we’re uplifting MHA’s BIPOC mental health resources in July and beyond. Learn more: mhanational.org/bipoc 🧡

Your mind and body need time to rest and reset, especially when your community is facing stress. Taking care of yourself...
07/22/2026

Your mind and body need time to rest and reset, especially when your community is facing stress. Taking care of yourself isn’t selfish; it’s how you keep going. 🫂

Learn how you can support BIPOC mental health this at
mhanational.org/bipoc

You don’t have to be a therapist to support someone who’s struggling. This , check in with your people to see how they’r...
07/14/2026

You don’t have to be a therapist to support someone who’s struggling. This
, check in with your people to see how they’re feeling. Learn moreabout supporting BIPOC mental health at mhanational.org/bipoc

Trusted spaces and trusted people matter. Whether it’s saying hi to a neighbor, sharing a meal with friends, or leaning ...
07/10/2026

Trusted spaces and trusted people matter. Whether it’s saying hi to a neighbor, sharing a meal with friends, or leaning on your faith group, community plays a big role in supporting mental health in BIPOC communities. Learn more at mhanational.org/bipoc

PTSD doesn’t always present as flashbacks. In survivors of abuse, trafficking, or childhood trauma, it can look like chr...
06/17/2026

PTSD doesn’t always present as flashbacks. In survivors of abuse, trafficking, or childhood trauma, it can look like chronic fear, emotional numbing, or physical complaints. Stay trauma-informed.

Trauma affects everyone differently. There’s no one way to experience it, and no one way to heal. See more at: https://w...
06/10/2026

Trauma affects everyone differently. There’s no one way to experience it, and no one way to heal. See more at: https://www.ptsd.va.gov/

May is !This May, Mental Health America is helping people have more good days by meeting them where they are, supportin...
05/15/2026

May is !

This May, Mental Health America is helping people have more good days by meeting them where they are, supporting them as whole people, and understanding that “good” is subjective.

Let’s have more good days, together.

What helps families stay strong?These skills or protective factors help families handle challenges and prevent child abu...
04/28/2026

What helps families stay strong?

These skills or protective factors help families handle challenges and prevent child abuse.

✔️ Parental resilience
✔️ Social connections
✔️ Knowledge of parenting and child development
✔️ Concrete support in times of need
✔️ Social and emotional competence of children

The University of Texas’ Center for Resilient Communities in partnership with ASU offers training for Community Health Workers and health professionals to strengthen these protective factors. Through practical, trauma-informed skills for regulating the nervous system during and after toxic stress, participants are better equipped to support and empower parents and families.

Please see below for upcoming training dates and additional information:
You can register for this FREE training by clicking the links below:

May 12, 2026 (English): 1681153e-3850-44eb-81b8-24db95dc3717@31d7e2a5-bdd8-414e-9e97-bea998ebdfe1" rel="ugc" target="_blank">https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/1681153e-3850-44eb-81b8-24db95dc3717@31d7e2a5-bdd8-414e-9e97-bea998ebdfe1

May 14, 2026 (Spanish): https://asu.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_fEz2ymW3TRCbfzfW5n_aTw


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