Supporting fire-impacted communities is powerful work, but it can also be emotionally exhausting. This practical, trauma-informed session is designed for case workers, nonprofit staff, and volunteers with minimal mental health training.
You’ll learn how to spot signs of burnout in yourself, recognize when someone you're helping may need professional support, and walk away with simple tools to manage stress, honor your boundaries, and sustain your compassion—without burning out. The presenter is Stacie Yeldell, mental health consultant with Project HOPE. Free and open to all. Register to receive the Zoom link. 

Alternatively, you are welcome to join others in person to watch the presentation live  at the Village Office at 236 W Mountain St, #113, Pasadena, CA 91103. Please indicate when you register if you plan to attend in person. 

About Project HOPE
Project HOPE is a global NGO that provides health and health-adjacent services in communities impacted by crisis and disaster. In the wake of the LA Fires, we’ve been working with local organizations, schools, and communities to support recovery and resiliency through a variety of interventions, including the provision of health care, distribution of supplies, and offering trauma-informed mental health programming for youth and community members across the fire impacted areas. Learn more about Project HOPE's response here.

About Eaton Fire Collaborative
This presentation is planned by the Wellness Cluster of the Eaton Fire Collaborative. The Eaton Fire Collaborative is a group of local nonprofits, community groups, city, county, and state officials dedicated to helping those affected. Pasadena Village and Project HOPE are proud members of the Collaborative and the Wellness Cluster. Learn more about the Eaton Fire Collaborative here.