Transcription of Adverse Childhood Experiences Prevention Strategy
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Adverse Childhood Experiences Prevention Strategy
National Center for Injury Prevention and Control Adverse Childhood Experiences Prevention Strategy National Center for Injury Prevention and Control Adverse Childhood Experiences Prevention Strategy FY2021-FY2024 Contributors:Office of Strategy and InnovationChristopher JonesSarah BaconGaya MyersAkadia Kacha-OchanaAisha MahmoodOffice of CommunicationTessa BurtonJennifer MiddlebrooksOffice of Policy and PartnershipsElizabeth SolhtalabJacqueline WatkinsOffice of ScienceArlene GreenspanGwendolyn CattledgeDivision of Injury PreventionAlexander CrosbyIgbo TochukwuDivision of Overdose PreventionLara DePadillaApril WisdomDivision of Violence PreventionPhyllis NiolonThomas SimonAdditionally, we extend our gratitude to the NCIPC staff and partners whocontributed their time, insight, and determination to see thisstrategy planning effort through to the end. September 2020 National Center for Injury Prevention and Control Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Atlanta, Georgia Suggested Citation: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention .
(e.g., through enhanced primary care to identify and address ACEs exposures with screening, referral, and support, victim-centered services, and advancement of trauma-informed care for children, youth, and adults with a history of exposure to ACEs). Six Strategies for Preventing Adverse Childhood Experiences
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