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. 2025 Aug 11;47(1):1–21. doi: 10.1007/s10935-025-00866-7

Box 1.

Expected outputs and outcomes

• System-level changes
 ○ Prevention focus
 ○ Proportionate universal response
 ○ Multi-sectoral working, improved system integration, reduced service silos
 ○ Collaboration, upskilling, and professional satisfaction of service providers
 ○ Reduced barriers to access, improve system responsiveness
 ○ System efficiency
• Individual-level outputs
 ○ Parental support for access to services to prevent or reduce substance use, domestic violence, or mental ill health, including anti-poverty/income maximization, thereby preventing/reducing childhood exposure to ACEs
 ○ Support for children to access support for social and emotional needs, reducing susceptibility to the impact of exposure to ACEs
• Individual-level outcomes
 ○ Maximise family income
 ○ Parental wellbeing
 ○ Children’s wellbeing including reduction of socio-emotional problems, better relationships with families, more time spent at school, and increased social and educational opportunities
 ○ Life course impacts of ACEs, and therefore of prevention