Community Care Map

Community Care Resource Map

The Community Care Resource Map is an interactive tool from Trauma Informed Oregon that helps Multnomah County residents navigate difficult or crisis situations before, during, and after they happen. Users start by selecting which of six stages matches their current situation — from proactive preparation and early warning signs through escalation, immediate safety risk, recovery, and finally reviewing what needs to change — and then choose their perspective (community member, staff, or leader/decision-maker). The tool responds with practical, trauma-informed guidance tailored to that stage and role, along with connected Multnomah County resources, links to 211info, and crisis contacts like the county crisis line and 988.

Beyond the main map, the tool includes optional self-paced activities: a private “Know Your Signals” worksheet for identifying personal stress responses and calming strategies (nothing typed is saved or transmitted), and a “Find Your Response Role” exercise built on Right To Be’s 5Ds framework (Direct, Distract, Delegate, Delay, Document) to help users identify which response roles realistically fit their skills and capacity. Grounded in trauma-informed principles like Bruce Perry’s “Regulate, Relate, Reason” model, it’s explicitly guidance rather than a clinical assessment, and its content is actively maintained and reviewed.