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Empowering Through Connection: Vogel’s Pyramid Model Approach
A Dallas nonprofit uses layered support systems to help homeless children build emotional resilience and stable futures
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By Vogel Alcove · Safe ChildhoodsSocial-emotional Support for ChildrenVogel Alcove
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Key takeaways
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Vogel Alcove provides free, comprehensive services to homeless children in Dallas.
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The organization uses the Pyramid Model to promote social-emotional development.
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Through trauma-informed care, Vogel Alcove improves emotional regulation in children.
- Mission and Impact: Vogel Alcove, a nonprofit in Dallas, helps homeless children and families through various programs and services.
- Pyramid Model Framework: Vogel uses the Pyramid Model, an evidence-based framework for promoting young children’s social-emotional development with universal supports, targeted supports, and intensive interventions.
- Nurturing Relationships and Supportive Environments: Vogel focuses on building nurturing relationships with children, creating high-quality supportive environments, and providing intentional social-emotional instruction, particularly for children who have experienced trauma.
- Trauma-Informed Success Stories: Specific examples and success stories illustrate how Vogel’s trauma-informed, relationship-based approach has helped individual children regulate their emotions and behaviors.
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