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97.5%
of participants agreed/strongly agreed that they understood how trauma-informed practice affects the nature of their work.
There have been substantial decreases in serious violence categories since the inception of the LVRN in 2019 to 2023, such as a
39% reduction in aggravated burglary, a 38% reduction in homicide, and an 8% reduction in robbery.
82.5%
of participants agreed/strongly agreed that trauma-informed practice has changed the way they think about their interactions with clients/patients/pupils/families.
From 2022 to 2023, rape (-10%), domestic abuse and violence (-9%), and violence with injury (-3%) have each shown a reduction.
72.5%
of participants agreed/strongly agreed that trauma-informed practice has changed the way they discuss clients/patients/pupils/ families in their organisation.
There has been a 13% decrease in serious knife crime victims aged <18 in the most recent years (2022 to 2023).
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