Policy Target

Trauma, violence, and abuse

Framework graphic with the entry point 'Address Stigma & Discrimination (e.g., systemic racism and ableism)' highlighted

EVIDENCE-BASED STRATEGY

Initiatives take a trauma-informed, strengths-based approach and address the consequences of stigma and discrimination, which includes trauma, violence, and abuse.

SAMPLE INDICATORS

  • Number/percentage of programs that provide services to support the healing process from physical and psychological trauma as well as protection and security to people experiencing domestic and family violence
  • Number/percentage of survivors who feel empowered to keep themselves and their family safe
  • Survivors’ ability to choose when/if they want to participate in financial literacy and capability programs
  • Periodic training on trauma-informed approaches as part of staff development strategies
  • Number/percentage of trauma-informed, strengths-based initiatives with implemented systems for progress monitoring and quality assurance


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