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Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES)

Preventing early trauma to improve adult health

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Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES)

Preventing early trauma to improve adult health

Resource Type

Websites

Implementation Stage(s)

Plan and Prepare

Resource Type

Websites

Implementation Stage(s)

Plan and Prepare

Description

The CDC’s Vital Signs report on Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) provides crucial data and insights for prevention professionals working to reduce the long-term health impacts of childhood trauma. It highlights the strong connection between ACEs and increased risks for chronic diseases, mental health issues, and substance use, emphasizing the importance of early intervention. The website offers evidence-based strategies to help communities and organizations implement prevention programs that build resilience and create safer environments for children. By using this resource, prevention professionals can advocate for policies and practices that reduce ACEs, ultimately improving public health outcomes.

Developers

U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

Keep the Momentum Going

Related resources for further exploration

  • Websites

    Afterschool System Building: Strengthening Out‑of‑School Time for Youth

  • Practical Tools

    National Youth Violence Prevention Week Action Kit

  • Videos and Podcasts

    Understanding the Youth Mental Health Crisis

Description

The CDC’s Vital Signs report on Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) provides crucial data and insights for prevention professionals working to reduce the long-term health impacts of childhood trauma. It highlights the strong connection between ACEs and increased risks for chronic diseases, mental health issues, and substance use, emphasizing the importance of early intervention. The website offers evidence-based strategies to help communities and organizations implement prevention programs that build resilience and create safer environments for children. By using this resource, prevention professionals can advocate for policies and practices that reduce ACEs, ultimately improving public health outcomes.

Developers

U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

Keep the Momentum Going

Related resources for further exploration

  • Websites

    Afterschool System Building: Strengthening Out‑of‑School Time for Youth

  • Practical Tools

    National Youth Violence Prevention Week Action Kit

  • Videos and Podcasts

    Understanding the Youth Mental Health Crisis