F.Y.I.

DID YOU KNOW?

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The presence of Adverse Child Experiences does not mean that a child will experience poor outcomes.

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However, children’s positive experiences or protective factors can prevent children from experiencing adversity and can protect against many of the negative health and life outcomes even after adversity has occurred.

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It is important to address the conditions that put children and families at risk of ACEs so that we can prevent ACEs before they happen.