EUGENE, Ore. — After more than two decades of work in trauma awareness and community healing, the Trauma Healing Project’s board of directors announced the organization will dissolve as a nonprofit by the end of 2026.
Founded in 2004, the Trauma Healing Project (THP) has focused on trauma awareness, workforce development and community healing. Over the past 20 years, the organization has trained thousands of professionals, partnered with hundreds of organizations and provided thousands of low-barrier healing services through its Healing Arts Program. THP said its work has helped shape trauma-informed practices in health care, education, behavioral health, victim services, child welfare, public safety and community organizations across the region.
The organization said the decision to dissolve follows significant and ongoing changes in funding for health care, social services and workforce development. While the nonprofit will close, THP said its leadership is working to ensure key programs continue…