TASC 's work involves advocacy for child injury prevention at the national, regional and global level. Creating awareness of the enormous size of the problem among policy makers and decision makers is one of TASC's biggest jobs.

Following the initial injury survey in Vietnam in 2001, TASC has directed technical and financial resources to completing injury surveys in Bangladesh, Cambodia, China, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Thailand. These surveys provide the scientific data that documents of the size of the child injury epidemic. TASC will continue to be involved in community surveys as part of our ongoing work.

. . . and conducting research which identifies the causes leads to finding effective ways of preventing injuries. Our programs involve both epidemiology and anthropology. TASC is working with our partners to create interventions that make a difference in the real world of children.

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