ACEs can have lasting, negative effects on health, wellbeing in childhood and life opportunities, such as education and job potential, well into adulthood. These experiences can increase the risks of injury and a wide range of chronic diseases and leading causes of death, such as cancer, diabetes, heart disease, and suicide. Participants who attend this session will be informed about and explore Positive and Adverse Childhood Experiences (PACEs). Learn the impact PACEs have on growth and development from the start of growth in babies and through adulthood. Join us in this two-part session to be reminded of your collective strength and opportunities you have among each other, the families you serve and wider community to support one another and engage fully in their lives.

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ACEs can have lasting, negative effects on health, wellbeing in childhood and life opportunities, such as education and job potential, well into adulthood. These experiences can increase the risks of injury and a wide range of chronic diseases and leading causes of death, such as cancer, diabetes, heart disease, and suicide. Participants who attend this session will be informed about and explore Positive and Adverse Childhood Experiences (PACEs). Learn the impact PACEs have on growth and development from the start of growth in babies and through adulthood. Join us in this two-part session to be reminded of your collective strength and opportunities you have among each other, the families you serve and wider community to support one another and engage fully in their lives.

This is a two-part series.

Register here for part 1 and see below to register for part 2

Indiana employers and non-profit organizations working on behalf of local employers have a new opportunity to support child care for the workforce in their communities. The Employer-Sponsored Child Care Fund, a collaboration between the Indiana Office of Early Childhood and Out-of-School Learning and Indiana Chamber of Commerce, is offering funding to help create or expand employer-supported child care benefits. Funding is available to eligible employers and non-profit organizations working on behalf of employers within a local community. Applications are open until Nov. 22. Considering applying or know an organization or business that might be interested? Join us for one of the informational sessions to learn more about this opportunity.

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Indiana employers and non-profit organizations working on behalf of local employers have a new opportunity to support child care for the workforce in their communities. The Employer-Sponsored Child Care Fund, a collaboration between the Indiana Office of Early Childhood and Out-of-School Learning and Indiana Chamber of Commerce, is offering funding to help create or expand employer-supported child care benefits. Funding is available to eligible employers and non-profit organizations working on behalf of employers within a local community. Applications are open until Nov. 22. Considering applying or know an organization or business that might be interested? Join us for one of the informational sessions to learn more about this opportunity.

Register Here