tiandre's treasure chest foundation, inc.
911 To Mom(PSAP) WRAP AROUND PROGRAM
Communications in mother-daughter relationships often get stuck in a rut. With our eye on today’s family issues, which may bring long-term separation and abandonment, this organization began seeking strategies to assist in improving mother–daughter relationships. Therefore, we asked our Board of Directors: How can we assist families and change destructive patterns of conversations and behaviors that have developed over the years within their interpersonal relationships? This collaboration resulted in very positive outcomes.
We are proud to note that Tiandre’s Treasure Chest Foundation, Inc. has added 911 TO MOM to its list of program offerings. 911 TO MOM is a “Wrap Around” service that provides a PRIVATE SAFETY ANSWERING POINT (PSAP) for young women ages 7 years old and up to request emergency assistance from their Mom/Caretaker.
For many women, mother-daughter relationships are the most intimate and intense of their lives. But there is also a fundamental irony: most mothers see their job as being helpful and protective, making sure their daughters look their best and lead the best possible lives.
Studies show that there are three primary complaints daughters have about their mothers:
- They’re overly critical;
- They’re demanding; and
- They try to ‘parent’ them despite their need for independence.
In response, mothers’ perspectives often reveal how they feel their daughters:
- Make poor choices;
- Don’t listen to them; and
- No longer have time for them.
The three-digit telephone number “9-1-1” has been designated as the “Universal Emergency Number,” for citizens throughout the United States to request emergency assistance. It is intended as a nationwide telephone number and gives the public fast and easy access to a Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP).
Our Services will take place across four phases of effort:
Engagement and team preparation; initial plan development; implementation; and transition. During the Wraparound process, a team of people who are relevant to the life of the child or youth (e.g., mom/ caretaker, family members, members of the family’s social support network, service providers, and agency representatives) collaboratively develop an individualized plan of care, implement this plan, monitor the efficacy of the plan, and work towards success over time.
A hallmark of the Wraparound process is that it is driven by the perspectives of the mom/caretaker and the child or youth. The plan should reflect their goals and their ideas about what sorts of service and support strategies are most likely to be helpful to them in reaching their goals.
A Wraparound plan typically includes formal services – including research-based interventions as appropriate to build skills and meet youth and family needs – together with community services and interpersonal support and assistance provided by friends, kin, and other people drawn from the family’s social networks. After the initial plan is developed, the team continues to meet often enough to monitor progress, which it does by measuring the plan’s components against the indicators of success selected by the team. Plan components, interventions and strategies are revised when the team determines that they are not working, i.e., when the relevant indicators of success are not being achieved.
We will be providing comprehensive care through the Wraparound process with a high degree of collaboration and coordination among the child – Mom/Caretaker and family-serving agencies and organizations that make up the system context of our Wraparound program. Our agencies and organizations will work together to provide access to flexible resources and a well-developed array of services and support in the community. We will provide any additional community- or system-level supports that are necessary for Wraparound to be successfully implemented and sustained.
What we do
Our Theme of Six Collaborative Components are as Follows:
Community partnerships:
Representatives of key stakeholder groups, including families, young people, agencies, providers, and community representatives have joined together in a collaborative effort to plan, implement and oversee Wraparound as a community process.
Collaborative action:
Stakeholders involved in the Wraparound effort work together to take steps to translate the Wraparound philosophy into concrete policies, practices and achievements that work across systems.
Fiscal policies and sustainability:
The community works to develop fiscal strategies to support and sustain Wraparound and to better meet the needs of children and youth participating in Wraparound.
Access to needed supports and services:
The community develops mechanisms for ensuring access to the Wraparound process as well as to the services and supports that Wraparound teams need to fully implement their plans, including evidence-based interventions.
Human resource development and support:
The system supports Wraparound staff and partner agency staff to fully implement the Wraparound model and to provide relevant and transparent information to families and their extended networks about effective participation in Wraparound.
accountability:
The community implements mechanisms to ensure the right children and youth are enrolled in Wraparound; to monitor Wraparound fidelity, service quality, and outcomes; and to oversee the quality and development of the overall Wraparound effort.
Tiandre’s Treasure Chest Foundation, Inc.’s 911 TO MOM program is a resource that will present elements and practice principles that will expand positive growth and development activities at the team, organization, and system levels.
In addition to our program listings below, Tiandre’s Treasure Chest Foundation, Inc., an active family support system offering community based services, will provide a Community Parent Resource Center dedicated to advocacy for parents and parent information and training to enhance our outreach to families and the 911 TO MOM Program. This resource center will serve to improve the results of our training, interactions and services to help resolve systematic problems and issues of family relationships.
The plan is to connect parents and families through the coordination and the delivery of educational, technical, trainings – seminars – workshops, books/library materials such as catalogs – videos – movies – to increase cognitive – social –behavioral – emotional – and personal development.
The Community Parent Resource Center
WE BELIEVE:
That through The Community Parent Resource Center, our staff should provide advocacy for families, while seeking to resolve mother-daughter differences and family issues, providing the parents in our communities at large information assistance and training to empower and enable interpersonal, social, communication skills without regard to geographic locations, nationality or ethnicity.
WE BELIEVE:
That parents and families should have the right to an enhanced education of knowledge – skills, materials and resources which help to address family dysfunction and disruptive behaviors through The Community Parent Resource Center.
WE BELIEVE:
That by sharing practical strategies and resources through The Community Parent Resource Center to address their individual needs, information and materials to mothers-daughters involved in family conflict, we at Tiandre’s Treasure Chest Foundation, Inc., are engaged in reaching their highest potential for loving and harmonious mother-daughter relationships!
We offer hands on life skill coaching, training and certifications to moms/guardians, caretakers of youth from 9 years old to 17 years old. This will benefit women that have suffered through unforeseen life tragedies, such as molestation, poverty, homelessness, domestic violence, cancer, rejection, obesity, substance abuse, etc. We desire to empower women that need a confidential, safe haven to heal mentally, physically, financially, emotionally and spiritually.
We offer mental health counseling referrals, emergency response certification scholarship classes such as: CPR, First Aid, AED for Adult/Pediatric to assist with employability skills, job interviewing skill training, dress for success scholarships, personal style consultations, etiquette classes, HIV/AIDS Testing and Referrals, self-esteem building classes, which include model etiquette 101 “Heels that Heal” – “Empowerment & Self-esteem Building Module,” model runway training, beauty/healthcare tips, mentorship, home ownership, and more to aid in the deterrence of destructive family, mother-daughter, long term nourishing, healthy, ongoing relationships! We understand that “IT TAKES A VILLAGE” to accomplish the goals of our 911 TO MOM program, and we welcome the collaboration of surrounding communities, and hope to establish professional partnerships as we stand at the ready to forge ahead in changing the lives of families, mothers and daughters!
Upcoming Events
may 20 - model casting call
10am – 2pm Featuring a Designer Showcase
By: International Designer Ava Stringfellow, CEO of B.Fly Beauty
june 3 - First annual mom/caretaker & daughter, treasure chest design with a twist event
10:00 AM to 2:00PM
Where: Liberty Square Banquent Hall
6304 NW 14th Ave, Miami, FL 33147
September 23rd - 2nd Annual True Face of Love Brunch Fundraiser
10:00 AM to 2:00PM
Where: FCAA Banquet Hall
13850 NW 26th Ave, Opa-Locka, FL 33054
Contact Us
Email:
tiandres.treasurechest@gmail.com
Phone:
(954)658-0891
911 To Communities E.R.C.A.T.
(Emergency Response Community Action Team)
Our Mission: Is to provide critical lifesaving skill trainings, information and supplies that will educate and empower the public at work, school and home to render effective care in case of an unforeseen accident, medical emergency, acts of nature and acts of violence.
AVERT stands for Active Violence Emergency Response Training. AVERT prepares your organization to respond to active violence and goes beyond active shooter response training with lessons in emergency bleeding control.
While other programs focus solely on active shooter or stop the bleed, AVERT goes beyond combining both of these important topics in one training program.
What You’ll Learn with AVERT
Live scenario exercies and hands-on practice instills confidence in your team and gives them tools for how to respond. With AVERT you’ll learn:
- Warning Signs
- Defend and Attack
- Equipping Your Space
- Situational Awareness
- Escape and Evade
- Emergency Bleeding Control
