Injury Prevention Research Center at Emory

12 Healthy Days of Kids | Day 8: Home Safety and Injury Prevention.

Swipe through to learn about the top home safety risks and use these evidence-based tips to help keep children safe this holiday season. Because when it comes to our kids, prevention is everything. 🏠💙

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12 Healthy Days of Kids | Day 7

Economic stress directly impacts youth mental health. Higher stress & loneliness were key pathways linking financial insecurity to depression, especially for youth of color.

Supporting kids means addressing emotional and economic needs.

#IPRCE

12 Days of Healthy Kids | Day 6
Youth violence is preventable.
Programs like PREVAYL strengthen healthy relationships—key to prevention and Safe States advocacy.
Youth violence prevention: cdc.gov/youth-violence…
Safe States advocacy: safestates.org/page/Advocacy
#HealthyKids

12 Days of Healthy Kids | Day 5

Data drives prevention. 📊
Positive Childhood Experiences (PCEs) can help counteract the effects of ACEs, when communities have access to actionable data.

Learn how PACE D2A turns data into advocacy & prevention:
iprce.emory.edu/pace-d2a.html

Day 4: Healthy Kids Series 💙
Firearm safety starts at home. Locked + unloaded firearms and clear conversations help keep kids safe.

Learn more about pediatric firearm injury research:
publications.aap.org/pediatrics/art…

Get involved in advocacy:
safestates.org/page/Advocacy

#FirearmSafety