Children who experience family violence are at heightened risk for a multitude of physical, emotional, and behavioral difficulties. Fortunately, research has revealed several evidence-based ways to improve outcomes for this vulnerable population across child-serving systems. This manuscript highlights the collaborative efforts in [state- blinded for review] to pair policy changes designed to support children impacted by family violence with investments in supports necessary to ensure the success of policy changes. Specifically, this manuscript highlights initiatives designed to support children with histories of trauma exposure, including family violence, across key child-serving systems including child welfare, behavioral health, and early care and education. More specifically, three trauma-informed initiatives are described that paired policy changes with implementation supports: child welfare system training in trauma-informed care; expulsion prevention efforts for children ages birth to 5, particularly those with experiences of trauma; and Medicaid-related infant mental health certification requirements intended to emphasize evidence-based mental health care services. Processes, successes, and lessons learned are discussed.

遭受家庭暴力的儿童面临多种身体、情感和行为困难的风险更高。幸运的是，研究揭示了几种基于证据的方法，可以改善整个儿童服务系统中这一弱势群体的结果。这份手稿重点介绍了在 [state-blinded for review] 中的合作努力，将旨在支持受家庭暴力影响的儿童的政策变化与确保政策变化成功所需的支持投资相结合。具体而言，这份手稿强调了旨在支持有创伤暴露史的儿童的举措，包括家庭暴力，跨越关键的儿童服务系统，包括儿童福利、行为健康以及早期护理和教育。进一步来说，描述了三个创伤知情倡议，将政策变化与实施支持相结合： 创伤知情护理中的儿童福利系统培训；为出生至 5 岁的儿童，特别是有创伤经历的儿童，开展预防驱逐工作；和医疗补助相关的婴儿心理健康认证要求，旨在强调循证心理健康护理服务。讨论了过程、成功和经验教训。