Reply to "ACEs statistics and help for those with "disabilities""

Lori TurkMember

Russell,

On kidsdata.org, we have two indicators specifically about ACEs among children with special health care needs in California. However, the data are a few years old, and they are not broken out by condition. We expect to update the data in the late fall.

Children with Special Health Care Needs with One or More Adverse Experiences

Children with Special Health Care Needs Who Are Usually/Always Resilient

You might find other data related to ACEs for the special needs population that will suit your purpose. Feel free to browse this category on the website.

Children with Special Health Care Needs

Thanks,

Lori

5/22/1712:04 PM

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