We can measure how well a system responds to harm.
But can we measure how many people never needed that response because the conditions improved?

We can measure how well a system responds to harm.
But can we measure how many people never needed that response because the conditions improved?
A remedy can address harm after it happens. But some injuries cannot be perfectly undone.
Fair Start asks: Should prevention begin before the remedy is needed?
Helping after harm occurs matters. But it is still downstream.
Fair Start asks whether more support should move toward preventing the conditions that create harm in the first place.