The Childhood Resilience Study: building the evidence to reduce health inequalities across the lifecourse

面临社会逆境、家庭暴力和创伤的儿童更容易出现情绪、发展和身体健康问题。尽管如此，许多经历社会逆境和创伤的儿童在成长过程中取得了积极的成果。这将是第一个关于童年中期恢复力的国际研究。这项研究将审查促进土著儿童、遭受家庭暴力的儿童和有难民背景家庭的儿童恢复能力的因素。

Children exposed to social adversity, family violence and trauma have higher risks of emotional, developmental and physical health problems. Despite this, many children experiencing social adversity and trauma grow up with positive outcomes. This will be the first international study of resilience in middle childhood. The study will examine factors promoting resilience in Aboriginal children, children exposed to family violence and children in families of refugee background.