ACEs statistics and help for those with "disabilities"

Does anyone have some recent statistical information about prevalence of ACEs in the lives of people with "disabilities" or those "differently abled" -- I'm thinking specifically now about those with "High Functioning Autism" and Asperger's Syndrome -- but more generally as well.

And what steps people are taking to address these issues?

I'm aware that (a) ACEs are very high in these groups; (b) they often feel stigmatised by and "excluded" from
"mainstream" mental health conditions, despite suffering numerous forms of MH issues -- I guess this could also happen to those suffering MH issues due to other "neurological" conditions, perhaps Parkinson's for example.

5/22/174:27 AM

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