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What Protective Factors Should Be Promoted?

Promoting protective factors can mitigate risks and support healthy development:
Safe and Clean Living Spaces: Ensuring homes are free from environmental hazards and well-maintained.
Access to Healthcare: Regular medical check-ups, vaccinations, and emergency care.
Educational Opportunities: Quality education and supportive school environments.
Social Support: Strong family bonds, community engagement, and access to mental health services.
Healthy Lifestyle: Encouraging physical activity, balanced nutrition, and adequate sleep.

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