Building Bridges: Financial Education as a Tool for Social Healing with Kevin Paulin

Kevin Paulin presents "Building Bridges: Financial Education as a Tool for Social Healing" during the Trauma and Gender Learning Collaborative (TAG) meeting on December 7, 2023.
Kevin is a co-founder and the Executive Director for Winning Ways Inc. Before his present position, Kevin held managerial positions at both Marrakech Inc. located in Woodbridge, Connecticut, and Columbus House located in New Haven, CT. Kevin has over 8 years of experience in serving demographics such as those experiencing homelessness, the intellectually disabled and other mental illness diagnoses, those
experiencing reentry, veterans, and those experiencing recovery. In addition, Kevin holds the role of a serial entrepreneur who takes great pride in educating his community on financial literacy. Kevin's passion for educating those about the financial sector is evident by receiving an associate degree in business management from Gateway Community College as well as his bachelor’s degree in business management from Charter Oak State College.
The TAG Learning Collaborative is a bi-monthly meeting between representatives from DMHAS-funded agencies that promotes best practices in trauma-informed, gender-responsive behavioral health care by providing training, consultation, and information to behavioral health agencies across the state.
The Connecticut Women’s Consortium is a driving force in the education and training of the behavioral health community. Working collaboratively with nonprofits, state departments, and providers, we are committed to ensuring those providing care have the tools and support they need. We promote trauma-informed, gender-responsive care as a best practice that values understanding, empowerment, and safety for people struggling with behavioral health issues such as mental illness, addiction, and poverty.
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