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State Dropping Ball in Dealing With Childhood Trauma, New Report Says [CaliforniaHealthline.org]

The lowest of 31 grades issued in the  2016 California Children's Report Card released on Wednesday was for dealing with the effects of childhood trauma. In Children Now's biennial assessment of the status of California kids, researchers gave the state a "D-" for how it deals with childhood trauma. The report contends that children who experience traumatic problems such as abuse, neglect and witnessing violence at home can suffer serious long-term consequences, including health...

CYW releases "Children Can Thrive: A Vision for California's Response to ACEs"

The Center for Youth Wellness released a new report “Children Can Thrive: A Vision for California’s Response to ACEs”.   This report is a follow up to the November 2014  Children Can Thrive Summit.   Based on the ideas shared by participants at the Children Can Thrive summit, the report sets forth the beginnings of a multi-sector, multi-strategy approach to respond effectively to the impacts of ACEs in California.   The report is attached to...

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