Advancing healing-centred, trauma-informed systems
Trauma affects individuals, families, communities, and institutions. When systems are not designed with this reality in mind, they can unintentionally cause harm. The Trauma-Informed Care Advocacy Network (TICAN) exists to change that.
TICAN brings together trained professionals, advocates, and individuals with lived experience to promote trauma-informed values, ethical practice, and systems transformation across health, education, social services, justice, humanitarian response, and community development.
TICAN is for:
Professionals trained in trauma-informed care
Advocates and leaders influencing systems and policy
Researchers and educators
Organisations seeking trauma-informed transformation
Individuals with lived experience who wish to contribute ethically
We work alongside national and international organisations, institutions, and professionals committed to embedding trauma-informed values into policy, leadership, and practice.
Our approach recognises that sustainable change does not come from quick fixes or surface-level interventions, but from thoughtful, ethical, and evidence-informed systems transformation.