North Davis started implementing Communities that Care (CTC) in May 2018 with the support of Police Chiefs Garret Atkin and Kelly Bennett; and Mayors Mike Gailey and Mark Shepherd. North Davis CTC consists of one Key Leader Board and one Community Board to address the needs of our five cities (Clearfield, Clinton, Sunset, Syracuse, and West Point). Our coalition has identified our prevention focus areas and selected evidence-based programs to address our community’s needs. North Davis CTC is focused on preventing vaping, depression, and suicide ideation. Our community board will finalize our action plan by June 2021.
The following programs have been selected to address our community’s prevention focus areas:
Big Brothers Big Sisters – Utah
Incredible Years is an evidence-based program for parents with children ages 2 – 8. The program teaches parents how to support their children’s emotions, help them problem solve, and be involved in their child’s academics. Davis Behavioral Health hosts these classes in English and Spanish. Incredible Years classes are 2-hours long, for 12 weeks. To see the next available class, please click here.
Join us! North Davis CTC coalition consists of diverse community members and leaders including parents, educators, local businesses, and organizations, who come together to help our youth live healthy and fulfilling lives.
CTC coalitions meet monthly and workgroups meet as needed. Workgroups include: community outreach and coalition support, data and resource assessment, funding, and youth involvement.
Find us on Facebook or Instagram @NorthDavisCTC, @northdaviscommunitiesthatcare
If you would like to be involved or are interested in learning more, fill out the form below and we’ll be in touch.
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Viviana is the North Davis Communities that Care Coalition Coordinator at Davis Behavioral Health. She graduated from Weber State University in 2015 with her B.A. in Sociology and received her Master’s in Community Leadership from Westminster College in 2019. Viviana is excited to continue engaging with communities to improve their overall well-being and quality of life. In her free time, Viviana enjoys reading or watching a good film/series. When it is warm outside Viviana likes to garden and walk/run around her city.
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